Create data dump in Oracle 10g

Hi All,
Can somebody please tell me how to create a data dump and then import the database structure and data from an existing database?
The data dump would consist of the complete database structure, i suppose.
I am using Oracle 10g Rel 1.
Thanks in Advance,
Tanuja

Note, neither classical export nor datapump is really a database backup. You only perform a logical data extraction,but it's difficult to recreate a lost database based only on export dumps. Additionally you will have loss of data,because you only can restore the data as it was,when you did the export. Changes made later are lost. See export/import as an add-on,but backup your database physically. The best way to do this is (in my opinion) RMAN.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14193/toc.htm
Werner

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Go back to DOS prompt. There are two files - expdp.exe and impdp.exe in BIN directory.
DOS>impdp SYS/Password AS SYSDBA SCHEMAS=property DIRECTORY=XMLDIR DUMPFILE=property.dmp LOGFILE=property.log
There are so many treads about export and import in XE.
Konstantin

Oracle Data Provider for Oracle 10g

We have an application certified on the ODP 9.2.0.2102, Oracle Client and Oracle ODBC 9.2.0.6. We have a client who is moving to Oracle 10g client within the next few months but will still be hitting an Oracle 9.2 backend.
My question is: Is the 9.2.0.2102 ODP compatible with the 10g client, or do we need to certify against a newer version of the ODP? And if the latter, what version of ODP is recommended?
We plan to certify against the latest of both this year, but for now, we need the path of least resistence.
Thanks for your help.
Todd

It is not "hard" to create your own geocoding schema though you will need to know how to create tables (with Oracle Spatial columns) in Oracle and before you do create the tables you should read through the documentation to be certain you have all of the required data and metadata.
Navteq, a data provider, also has sample geocoding data (http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/spatial/htdocs/spatial_partners_data.html) as well as data for sale. Downloading and importing the Navteq data might give you a good idea about what you will need to do if you were to build your own geocoding schema using your data.
I hope this helps.
-Justin

Four GB of user data Limitation in Oracle 10g XE

Hi Mates!
There is one limitation in oracle XE which is:
It stores up to four GB of user data.
I am planning to migrate my database from Oracle 9i to Oracle 10g XE. My queries are below:
1. Is it possible to migrate from Oracle 9i to Oracle 10g XE?
2. I am confused regarding Four GB of user data Limitation. I don't understand nothing much about this. Presently If I prepare a dump (export) file in oracle 9i the size becomes around 250MB. If I switch to oracle 10g XE, how long will I be able to use my database?
Rgds,
Luther

Hi Mates!
There is one limitation in oracle XE which is:
It stores up to four GB of user data.
I am planning to migrate my database from Oracle 9i
to Oracle 10g XE. My queries are below:
1. Is it possible to migrate from Oracle 9i to Oracle
10g XE?this is a simple test case, you can install XE, export from 9i and import to XE. I did it before, it worked for me, but this does not mean it will for you, testing is only way to be sure.
There are lots of limitation of XE mentioned in the Licensing Information Guide.
http://www.oracle.com/pls/xe102/homepage?remark=tahiti
2. I am confused regarding Four GB of user data
Limitation. I don't understand nothing much about
this. Presently If I prepare a dump (export) file in
oracle 9i the size becomes around 250MB. If I switch
to oracle 10g XE, how long will I be able to use my
database?My XE is ~3,3 GB total, datafile + tempfile size, apex applications are working without problem. But consider all syatem + user data as a total, so 250 MB user data won't be a problem, most probably.
Rgds,
Luther

Import Oracle 9i dump into Oracle 10g

Hi All,
I want to know how do we import oracle 9i dump in to Oracle 10g
Kindly inform us how it can be done
Thanks
Pandianaj

Hi,
In order to move data from 9i to 10g:
o use exp version 9i
o use imp version 10g
From documentation:
Exporting Data From Releases Earlier Than 10.2 and Importing Into Release 10.2
Export From      Import To      Use Export Utility For      Use Import Utility For
Release 10.1      Release 10.2      Release 10.1           Release 10.2
Release 9.2      Release 10.2      Release 9.2           Release 10.2
Release 8.1.7      Release 10.2      Release 8.1.7           Release 10.2
Release 8.0.6      Release 10.2      Release 8.0.6           Release 10.2
Release 7.3.4      Release 10.2      Release 7.3.4           Release 10.2
------------------------------------------------------------------------------Cheers
Legatti

To create standby database using oracle 10g standared edition

my producation database is oracle 10G standard edition .Can i implement a oracle dataguard or standby database using standard edition licenses.if standby database is possiable in standard edition .what are the steps for creating a standby database using oracle 10g standard edition.

General answer is http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/license.102/b14199/editions.htm#BABJICBB.
For Data Guard you cannot :
- use instance parameters to automatically send archived redo logs
- use instance parameters to resolve archived redo logs gaps
- create a logical standby
- use SQL statements to do switchover / failover
- use Data Guard Broker.

Can not create new database on Oracle 10G release 2 (10.2.0.3) under Linux

I have a server with SO Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
Oracle Oracle 10G release 2 (10.2.0.1)
After instaling the patch (10.2.0.3) to the data base it doesn´t allow me to create a new data base when the dbca is going to generate the service it disconects it self from oracle and marks
an error that its not conected to oracle.
atte
Rafael Mendoza

Hi Rafael
Did you change your shm values in the kernel ? Please check those values in 2.6 Configuring Kernel Parameters
64 bits: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/install.102/b15667/pre_install.htm#i1011296
32 bits: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/install.102/b15660/pre_install.htm#sthref264
Note that you have to increase : semmni, semmns,shmmni should be multiplied by # of instances, SHMMAX should be set to avail memory
Can you please give us your values from your server please?
Your physical memory :
grep MemTotal /proc/meminfo
And also the result of
ipcs -l
which release of Linux are working with 32 bits or 64 bits ?

How to create materlised view in oracle 10g what are the step to create it

hi,
this hafeez i have a database in oracle 10g now i want to create materlised view to the database what arre the step required for it.

You should refer to documentation for more information:
[Overview of Materialized Views|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/schema.htm#CNCPT411]
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