COPYING between databases

I am trying to copy content of one DB table into an other DB table how can i do this?
tables are same dadabases are different. they are oracle database.
help!!!!SOS!!!!

Create in the system source the file: export.ctl
Export
File = '[PATH] export.dat'
Client = xxx
Select * from table;
And in the system target create the file: import.ctl
Import
File = '[PATH] export.dat'
Client = xxx
Then execute in the source systems:
R3trans -w export.log export.ctl
This creates a file named export.dat, copy this file to target system and execute in the target system:
R3trans -w import.log import.ctl

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What are the steps to copy a database in SAP?
Thanks,
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Hi,
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svrmgrl
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from PRD are copied to ACC. Because of the new SID, the login from the PRC sever may not work on the new database.
To workaround this issue, please try to use the DBO login and the ALTER USER statement to map users in the new database to logins on the new SQL Database server.
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Reference:
Copying Databases in Windows Azure SQL Database
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http://feedback.windowsazure.com/forums/217321-sql-database
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user633661 wrote:
Hi,
I have a question on how to move an entire schema between two databases which are of the same version and patchset.
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From what I know RMAN can't do that since the smallest "logical object" it can restore/recover is the whole tablespace with tablespace point in time recovery.
Thanks in advance for any answer.
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osheajim wrote:
Hi,
We are currently upgrading to a 11g and as part of the process I need to copy our production server 10g to our new hardware. I want to carry out a couple of dry runs to get timings and test the process. I will be keeping the same SID.
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