Export One Schema to Another Schema

Hi
I would like to export some of my tables from one schema to another schema.
Can you help me on this
regards
Ghouse

Here you resuire two steps EXPORT AND IMPORT
STEP-1
First run the export utility (name EXP80.EXE) in the ORANT\BIN directory and make the .DMP file.
STEP-2
Secondly run the import utility (name IMP80.EXE) in the ORANT\BIN directory and call the above .DMP file
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THE END
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