Export omport advice

Hi,
We are facing few space issues on the servers. now as a part of the schema refresh we have no option but to use the import and export using the NETWORK LINK. just wanna confirm whether it suuports the BLOB LONG with NETWORK LINK
Thanks

Vishnu wrote:
Hi,
We are facing few space issues on the servers. now as a part of the schema refresh we have no option but to use the import and export using the NETWORK LINK. just wanna confirm whether it suuports the BLOB LONG with NETWORK LINK
ThanksI assume you want to use the traditional export/import tool, if you are in unix / linux environment what about using unix pipes compressed export?
Example: http://www.tc.umn.edu/~hause011/code/exp-imp-db.ksh

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