EXPDP update in Query

hello,
RDBMS : Oracle 10g
I am using expdp to dump my data.I want to know that is it possible to use update in query clause?
I want to update a column value while exporting. e.g.
table =tab1
column=passwd
I want that when I export the table data, column passwd's value may change to some default value given by me.
Regards,
tanveer

tanveerhaider wrote:
hello,
RDBMS : Oracle 10g
I am using expdp to dump my data.I want to know that is it possible to use update in query clause?
I want to update a column value while exporting. e.g.
table =tab1
column=passwd
I want that when I export the table data, column passwd's value may change to some default value given by me.
Regards,
tanveerIn Oracle, you can only read consistent data so you can't read anything which is inconsistennt. Why can't you change the value and than do the export?
HTH
Aman....

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