Dir path in expdp

Hi,
Can I specify the dir path as normal unix path like below (rather than create a db dir object):
(directory=/export/home/myname/mydir)
expdp user/pass
directory=/export/home/myname/mydir
dumpfile=sp.dmp
logfile=sp.log
schemas=ops
include=package,function,procedure
Thanks.

you can execute the specified direct path except that you have to remove the DIRECTORY parameter.. Without the DIRECTORY parameter the job will run successfully becoz oracle will be maintaining a default datapump directory in $ORACLE_HOME/admin/<sid>/dpump to maintain all the dumpfiles and logfiles of the exports and imports being executed..Cheers!

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