Can sql profiles be moved from Oracle SE/SEO to XE

Hi all.
I use both: 10g XE, 11g XE as well as SE and SEO.
I'd like to know if i can export / import or move sql profiles from SE / SEO to Oracle XE.
Thanks in advance!!!

Profiles? Need a bit more info on what you're after.
For sqlplus the $ORACLE_HOME/admin/glogin.sql file gets executed every time one starts sqlplus or does a connect. Or its %ORACLE_HOME% on windows hosts.
For export and import (also see the 11gR2 Utilities doc Overview of Oracle Data Pump ) but generally the tables, the data, stored procedures, functions, etc. will be compatible, the main caveat will be source and target RDBMS versions, features added (or absent) from one or the other. The first two digits, possibly all four digits of the release version number are relevant.
And the XE space limit has to apply, as well as the absence of some features not included in the engine see the XE license page Oracle® Database Express Edition it has details on what is/is not present.

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