Best way to move LOB between database

I am using Oracle 10.2.0.4. Please share your experience what is the best to move LOBs between databases. Lob size is 40 gb. I have tried using data pump, and parallel insert with nologging but it is taking almost 1 hour to transfer 1 gb.
Thanks for any suggestion.

N Gasparotto wrote:
For data pump I am using impdp over network_link .Would be much more efficient to copy the file accross the network and then run impdp locally. Did you also tried also parallel impdp ?
Nicolas.Thank I will be trying your suggestion to move the copy. Currently do to space issue I cannot try it but I have already requested for the designated mount point.
I tried using parallel hint. Our sever had 8 cpu so I tried parallel 16. Although current parallelism was 16 ,
worker parallelism was 1. They were only 2 workers and other worker was always waiting. In other words, the two workers did not execute simultaneously. So, I guess data pump did not run parallely.
Should not more than one worker be executing simultaneously for it to run parallel? I did not understand what worker parallelism meant?

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