Export of Oracle Database objects

Hi,
I have question on exporting oracle objects.
Can we export all of oracle objects in form of xml file?
Like we have exp command to take the dump of database, is there a way to take db dump in form of xml.
Why xml, because it can be easily read by other languages like Java, plsql, VB and later objects can be created in Database.
Please suggest me a way to achieve the requirement.
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Prasad

user10302855 wrote:
Hi,
I have question on exporting oracle objects.
Can we export all of oracle objects in form of xml file?
Like we have exp command to take the dump of database, is there a way to take db dump in form of xml.
Why xml, because it can be easily read by other languages like Java, plsql, VB and later objects can be created in Database.
Please suggest me a way to achieve the requirement.I am not sure that your requirement is a valid requirement. When you talk about XML, do you think that it can store data like a datafile does? I am not an XML expert but as much as I know about it, it just have tags and you don't want to show your client's credit card number in a text based XML based file under a tag called CreditCard would you? What you can do is that you can get the structure of the table of yours in the XML format using the package dbms_metadata . The data is going to be , at least in my knowledge, would be exported through the export binary and not in XML. Again, I am not an XML expert so I may be wrong too.
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