Export command?

Hello - My installation of 8.1.7(development ver) does not recognize the exp command(when invoked from SQLplus). Is this on purpose, or did I neglect to install some tools? Or more likely, I don't have my head on and I shouldn't epxect it to work from within SQLplus!
Thanks
Richard

Dear Richard,
Oracle's Export (exp) utility is a fully-functional executable available in the <ORACLE_HOME>/bin directory. It should be used directly run from the command prompt and not called from within SQL*Plus.
Best of luck.
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Could not complete the export command because of an application error

Every once in awhile I get the error, "Could not complete the export command because of an application error" when using the Save for Web option. It's really confusing because the error is not consistent. I don't get it all the time. In fact, 99% of the time I can save with no problems. When I quit Photoshop and reopen my files they seem to save just fine. Does anyone know why this happens, and how to prevent it from happening in the future?
Here are my specs:
Macintosh: iMac
OS: 10.6.8
Photoshop: CS3 (v10.0.1)
Any help is greatly appreciated!

No idea about the specific issue, but I like to pass on some general advice I have received myself here over time:
Boilerplate-text:
Are Photoshop and OS fully updated?
As with all unexplainable Photoshop-problems you might try trashing the prefs (after making sure all customized presets like Actions, Patterns, Brushes etc. have been saved and making a note of the Preferences you’ve changed) by pressing command-alt-shift on starting the program or starting from a new user-account.
System Maintenance (repairing permissions, purging PRAM, running cron-scripts, cleaning caches, etc.) might also be beneficial, Onyx has been recommended for such tasks.
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/system_disk_utilities/onyx.html
Weeding out bad fonts never seems to be a bad idea, either. (Validate your fonts in Font Book and remove the bad ones.)
If 3rd party plug-ins are installed try disabling them to verify if one of those may be responsible for the problem.

Could not complete the export command because the file could not be found

When I try to save for web, Photoshop pops up a dialog box that says "could not complete the export command because the file could not be found".
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Please provide more information (Photoshop version, OS, target volume, …).
Does the file’s or one of the folders’ name contain problematic letters (slash etc.)?
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Export to PDF - Can a single report (rpt file) create multiple PDF files using the export command?

Post Author: markeyjd2
CA Forum: Exporting
Greetings forum members,
My question is, in its entirety: Can a single report (rpt file) create multiple PDF files using the export command, ideally one PDF file per DB record?
In my case; I have a Crystal Report that reads data from a DB table containing ~ 500 records. When I export the report to a PDF file, I get one PDF file, with ~ 500 pages.
What I would like to do is export the report to ~ 500 individual PDF files; One file per DB record. The file names would be based on the table's primary key.
Is this possible?

Post Author: Micha
CA Forum: Exporting
Hi,
you need some lines of code, but its easy. Dependend on how to start the generation of your 500 PDFs, you can write an ASP page and start it via Web Browser, or a Windows Script and start it via scheduled job...
Here's an abstract of the ASP code I use:
First, you create a recordset (here: "rsc") which gives you the list of ID fields you want to export, then you create CrystalRuntime.Application object, then you loop through the recordset, open your report (here: "oRpt") and set login info. Then set the selectionformula, so that the report displays only the data of the current ID, e.g.:
oRpt.RecordSelectionFormula = "(" & oRpt.RecordSelectionFormula & ") AND {myTab.myVal}=" & rsc("myVal")
Then you export the report, move to the next record in recordset, and repeat the loop until recordset.EOF. Then you close recordset and connection.
Micha

Unable to run export command invalid username and password

i am trying to run export command to export the complete database but i am getting error of invalid user name and password
command
from root i am switching to
su- oracle
exp oracle/12345 file=03-2-2013BackupDB.dmp log=backuplog.log
ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied
but when i use to login through putty it gives no error
oracle
12345
maybe i am doing something wrong sorry as i am newbie in oracle world
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Suselinux
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to make your database in archive log mode you need to give a downtime of your database for this you can do following steps.
if you are using spfile
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2. startup in mount mode
3. use command 'alter database archivelog';
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5. specify archive log format as
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Greeting to all,
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1. where is my tcsh history file?
You need to configure tcsh to save history. Something like this in .tcshrc or .login
set histdup=erase
set history=500
set savehist=500
The file .history will be created by the shell.
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I'm guessing that sourcing perlbrew's bashrc is screwing up tcsh when it attempts to read it. The path of least resistance would be to change your shell to bash so you can use perlbrew. If you want to keep tcsh as your interactive shell then source perlbrew's bashrc in the .bashrc in your home directory. Create a bash sub-shell by typing bash in your tcsh shell.

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I have been trying to install something via MacPorts and was following a blog that described setting the PATH appropriately so that the port command would work, however when I updated .bash_profile as described in the blog and tried to source it, it gives me the error, "export: command not found."
currently echo $PATH returns: /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/ sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11/bin
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Please post the actual code.
Also are you sure you are using the 'bash' shell (or sh, ksh, zsh shells)? With all these shells 'export' is a built-in command and should never be "not found".
Could you be using the csh or tcsh shell? If you are using one of these shells, then setting environment variables is done using the 'setenv' command, which is also a csh/tcsh built-in.
Use the following command to see what your default shell is:
dscl . -read $HOME shell
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Export command to back up data

Dear All
I am developing a system for a store system, and I want to use the export command to let the user back up the data , but I have those four questions:-
1. Is using the export command a good practice for doing the back up process?
2. At what time in the day the customer should do the back up for his system?
3. let say he will do the back up at the end of each working day , then could he only back up the new data that have not been backed up before, or he always should back up all the data in the database regardless if this data were backed up before.
4. And if the user do a back up for his work at the end of each day then what will happen if the system crashed during a working day, will he lose the data that have been updated and not backed up before?

An export backs up the data, not the database. That's the fundamental difference between a 'logical' and a 'physical' export. Instead of copying files (from disk to disk or disk to tape), you are selecting out the data that has been previously inserted into the database.
There's nothing wrong with that as such, but it doesn't scale: selecting out 100 million rows is going to take about 100 times as long as selection out just 1 million. That's why you heard that export was OK as a backup mechanism for small databases: for large databases, it's a non-starter, simply because it would take days to select all the data out (and even longer to insert it all back again). On the other hand, physical backups do scale to a certain extent, because a lot of data files are mostly empty space for a lot of the time. So a 100GB database could probably be storing 1 million rows or 10 million rows or even (at a pinch) 100 million rows: data files don't grow every time you insert a new row, in other words. So almost regardless of how much data you are storing in the database, the time taken to back it up isn't going to vary that much. (There will be periodic points, of course, where you fill all available space and make the database jump in size by an increment... but between two of those points, you can keep piling the records in and the database size won't change).
So that's one thing: export doesn't scale.
Second big thing is that once you start dealing with rows of data, you've completely lost the ability to recover things using Oracle's entirely physical recovery mechanism. That is, with a physical backup of a datafile made on Sunday night, and a record of all the changes done to data on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (called redo), if I lose a datafile on Thursday morning, I can restore that one file from Sunday's backup, replay all the data changes in the redo stream and get my entire database back up and running exactly at the point it had gotten to when the datafile was damaged. That's called a complete recovery and it is such a reliable and robust mechanism that you are guaranteed not to lose any committed data using it: you get everything back (so long as you keep all your redo since your last backup).
But that guarantee only applies when you are taking physical copies of data files and storing redo in physical redo logs. If, instead, you are storing rows of data in export dump files, then that mechanism doesn't apply to you at all.
So, if you export a big table on Sunday, do lots of transactions to it on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and then accidentally drop or damage the table on Thursday, the best you can do is import the table from Sunday's export... and that is it. You cannot apply the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday redo to that restored table data. You cannot roll the table forward in time. Therefore, you lose all the committed data that was entered into that table on those three days.
Export is, in other words, a snapshot technology: you have replicas of your data as they were at some point in the past. You can always "restore" that snapshot, but that is as good as the recovery gets.
That's a big issue. It means that if you care about your data at all, or at least value it enough not to want to lose any of it, you cannot rely on export as a way of backing it up. If export is your only backup mechanism, you will lose data. That's a promise, incidentally: it absolutely will happen one day. It's not a 'maybe', just a question of time.
If you only did physical file copies, though, you would not lose data (again, always assuming you look after that stream of redo).
On the other hand, there are times when you positively want to extract data out of one database and re-insert it into another -such as when you decide your database was created using the wrong block size, for example. In those circumstances, physical backups don't help (because they simply copy the 'wrong' block size around the place). But an export does exactly what's required: separating the data from the physical files its normally stored in, and so is very handy for that sort of situation. Similarly, if I need to preserve one table for audit purposes, copying the entire 16GB data file in which it's 1000 records are stored is not a very efficient way of doing that! The fact that export works on an object-by-object basis, rather than a file-by-file one, means it's perfect for that sort of data extraction job.
Think of export, therefore, more as a system utility that happens to involve copying data. Yes, a copy can come in handy when disaster strikes and all else fails, but that's not its principle purpose. It might be sufficient functionality to provide the level of data protection you need, but it doesn't and cannot provide complete data protection, because it lacks that essential 'roll-forwardability' that physical backups (datafile copies) have.

Export command syntax for OA page in R12

Hi,
Can any one let me know the syntax for export command for an OA page in R12.
I have tried with the 11i export command, but could not get the page.
Thanks,
Divya

Hi,
sorry, wrong forum (its about JDeveloper and ADF) - See: OA Framework
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Export Command To Create FDF, In Adobe Pro 8

I can't seem to find the export command to create a fdf in adobe pro 8. It works in adobe pro 6 when using the 'Execute a menu item' command.
I can import fdf information within a JavaScript using the following code:
this.importAnFDF("../Setup/Forms Setup Information.fdf");
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Use the method exportAsFDF. Read the documentation in the JavaScript for Acrobat API Reference.

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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus1000/sw/4_2_1_s_p_1_3/software/configuration/guide/n1010_vsvcs_cfg_7backup.html
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========= DETAILED STEP IN THE DOCUMENT ================
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Note: please be patient..
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=========== NEXUS 1010 ===============================
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                                 ^
% Invalid command at '^' marker.
N1010-MGMT(config-vsb-config)#
N1010-MGMT(config-vsb-config)#
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description                 Virtual service blade description
disksize                    Configure disk size
enable                      Deploy/remove the virtual service blade
interface                   Configure virtual service blade interface vlan
no                          Negate a command or set its defaults
numcpu                      Configure numcpu
ramsize                     Configure ram size
shutdown                    Start/stop the virtual service blade
virtual-service-blade-type Select the virtual service blade type
end                         Go to exec mode
exit                        Exit from command interpreter
pop                         Pop mode from stack or restore from name
push                        Push current mode to stack or save it under name
where                       Shows the cli context you are in
=====================================================
The version of the nexus is the same than the document's one.
Document: 4.2(1)SP1(3) ==> Nexus 1010: version 4.2(1)SP1(2)
Software
loader:    version unavailable [last: loader version not available]
kickstart: version 4.2(1)SP1(2)
system:    version 4.2(1)SP1(2)
kickstart image file is: bootflash:/nexus-1010-kickstart-mz.4.2.1.SP1.2.bin
kickstart compile time: 1/27/2011 14:00:00 [01/28/2011 01:14:35]
system image file is:    bootflash:/nexus-1010-mz.4.2.1.SP1.2.bin
system compile time:     1/27/2011 14:00:00 [01/28/2011 04:13:25]
Hardware
cisco Nexus 1010 Chassis ("Cisco Nexus1010 Chassis")
   with 14665728 kB of memory.
Processor Board ID T023D700201
We don't know which can be the problem, wheter it can be a bug in the software, or we are doing something wrong.
Thank you

The export command was a new feature added in the 4.2(1)SP1(3) version of code. Your 1010 is one rev lower.
You'll need to upgrade the code on the 1010 to the latest code to get the export command.
The upgrade is pretty straight forward. Just download the code and follow the upgrade guide.
louis

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Here is a strange problem. I would like a real solution because I've read just about any documentation there is out there. So, thanks for thoughtful answers in advance.
We created a custom template ZZANALYSIS_PATTERN off of SAP delivered standard 0ANALYSIS_PATTERN. We have also created a copy of 0ANALYSIS_PATTERN_EXPORT to ZZANALYSIS_PATTERN_EXPORT template in order to modify the look and feel of how reports look once exported to MS Excel.
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I am able to see the job and link it on owner_name and user_name when I do a full db export.
SQL> select * from dba_datapump_jobs where owner_name='MYUSER';
OWNER_NAME                     JOB_NAME
OPERATION
JOB_MODE                                                                                                                 STATE                              DEGREE
ATTACHED_SESSIONS DATAPUMP_SESSIONS
MYUSER                         SYS_EXPORT_FULL_01
EXPORT
FULL                                                                                                                     EXECUTING                               1
                1                 3
SQL> select OPNAME,TARGET_DESC,SOFAR,TOTALWORK,START_TIME,TIME_REMAINING,ELAPSED_SECONDS,MESSAGE,USERNAME from v$session_longops where username='MYUSER';
OPNAME                                                           TARGET_DESC                           SOFAR TOTALWORK START_TIM TIME_REMAINING ELAPSED_SECONDS
MESSAGE                                  USERNAME
SYS_EXPORT_FULL_01                                               EXPORT                                    0        305 25-OCT-10                            141
SYS_EXPORT_FULL_01: EXPORT : 0 out of 30 MYUSER
5 MB doneI currently don't have enough resources available on my test server to create larger tables so won't be able to test this with tables or schemas so I can't say if it will behave differently.
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