DBA privilege is requied to EXPDP in Oracle 10g XE export....?

Hi...All...,
1. I created one user and give privileges CONNECT,RESOURCE only.
2. I ran the expdp command, it is giving following errors
ORA-39002: The operation is invalid.
ORA-39070: The log file cannot be opened.
ORA-39087: Directory name DD1 is invalid.
3. Then i gave DBA privilege and ran the same expdp command. Now it created
dump file without any problems.
So DBA privilege is required for a user to create dump file...is it true....?
Thanks in advance,
Pal

DBA privilege is required for a user to create dump
file...is it true....?No, most probably you didn't grant privileges to your user on the directory you specified within expdp command.

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