Export and Import data in APEX

I would like to know how to export the data from a table (6000 rows) and then I would like to import the data to another table. So I need to know how to do that process.. it's like to take a picture of the data in the old table and put them into the new table which it has new data.... so I can't just copy and paste...
Thanks for your help... regards

Dates do not have formats in the database(they are NOT saved as strings in the DB), but when you display them as string or export them then it has a format(coz its just a bunch of characters).
The problem that you are facing is that the _date string in the csv file could not be converted by the database automatically into a date with its current date format settings(of the session).
You need to set the date format of the session before you do the csv file import to the date format of the any date column strings in the file OR better match it with the date format of the client with which you exported the data.
Set the same Date format before exporting as well as before importing.
If its SQL Developer, you should be able to set it in Preferences(think its shown in that demo video)
Do the same before importing too.
Make sure that the datafile date column strings match the format of the importing session.
If you want to pro grammatically set the date format use something like
ALTER SESSION SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT = 'DD-MON-YY HH24.MI.SS';By the way, I think you should have asked this question in the SQL PLSQL forum, since it isn't particularly related to the Apex.
Pls update your forum handle to something more friendlier than "user13344939"

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Export and import data

hi all,
i have a req't tht i need to update the data frm one prog periodically ,..som where,
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two prog's run in diffrnt times.
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EXPORT itab to memory ID 'XX' .
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ans IMPORT itab from MEMORY ID 'XX'
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OK, so in otherwords, it is not available in SP09 and only in SP12+.
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