Datapump hr schema 9i to 10g

hi,
Is it possible to import suppose hr schema from 9i database , where we are going to use exp utility and store in the directory object created through 9i
and than import using datapump in 10g by accessing the same directory object created through 9i
Thanks and Regards..

Is it possible to import suppose hr schema from 9i database , where we are going to use exp utility and store in the directory object created through 9i
and than import using datapump in 10g by accessing the same directory object created through 9iThat's not possible, traditional exp and datapump expdp commands are not compatible. But you can use 10g traditional imp to import your 9i export file into 10g database.

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