Export table data only

Hi Gurus,
I am wondering if anyone can offer some advice in regards to export table data from a source and import it to another system.
We have a development environment (say, Banner_dev) and a production one (say, Banner_Prod). We routinely perform database refresh from Banner_Prod to Banner_dev, using Oracle Rman cloning. However, the developers are not happy with this approach saying that other things (such as packages, functions, procedures) get overwritten.
We (DBAs) have been asked to see if we can use export/import approach so that only data within a schema will be exported and imported, leaving other objects untouched in Banner_Dev when we refresh the database from Banner_Prod to Banner_Dev.
Is this doable with Oracle Data Pump? If it is, how can we accomplish this?
Thanks!

You might consider a layered, scripted approach that takes into account the differences between the production and development environments. You might want to take into account things like differences between table DDL, data upgrading, coordinating code and so forth. The ideal is to be able to say "hey everybody, we're going to push this button tonight, be sure your work is saved into this system that will refresh everything."
Of course, I'm used to doing this with exp/imp because of various app and dba requirements (like, I really don't want to use the same schema name between dev and prod) and the scripts have been refined over time, but there isn't any reason you couldn't have a general post-clone procedure. Describe it in terms that developers see as beneficial to them.

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IF @pColumnHeader = 1
SET @HeaderRow = SUBSTRING(@HeaderRow , 1, LEN(@HeaderRow ) - 1)
SET @ColumnSelect = SUBSTRING(@ColumnSelect, 1, LEN(@ColumnSelect) - 1)
-- Put on the finishing touches on the SELECT
IF @pColumnHeader = 1
SET @SQLSelect = 'SELECT ' + @HeaderRow + ' UNION ALL ' +
'SELECT ' + @ColumnSelect + ' FROM [' + @pTableName + ']'
ELSE
SET @SQLSelect = 'SELECT ' + @ColumnSelect + ' FROM [' + @pTableName + ']'
---- diagnostics
---- PRINT truncates at 4k or 8k, not sure, my tables have many colummns
--PRINT @SQLSelect
--DECLARE @END varchar(max) = RIGHT(@SQLSelect, 3000)
--PRINT @end
--EXECUTE sp_executesql @SQLSelect
-- drop view if exists -- using view because some tables are very wide. one of my tables had a 33k select statement
SET @SQLCommand = '
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM SYS.views WHERE name = ''v_ExportTable'')
BEGIN
DROP VIEW v_ExportTable
END'
EXECUTE @ReturnCode = sp_executesql @SQLCommand
IF @returncode = 1
BEGIN
RETURN (1)
END
-- create the view
SET @SQLCommand = '
CREATE VIEW v_ExportTable AS ' + @SQLSelect
-- diagnostics
--print @sqlcommand
EXECUTE @ReturnCode = sp_executesql @SQLCommand
IF @returncode = 1
BEGIN
RETURN (1)
END
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
RETURN (1)
END CATCH
RETURN (0)
END -- CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[ExportTablesCreateView]
GO

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