Export to DMP

Hi everione,
I am trying to export the DB but it won't work.
I try:
exp system/manager file=Wonder.dmp full=yes
I get:
EXP-00056: ORACLE error 1017 encountered
ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied
Username:
I can logon to SQLplus with:
sqlplus system/manager@XE as sysdba
and it works.
Can somebody help me?
thx

Hello Matt,
I'm not sure you've hit the right forum.
But this problem seems to be simple: It seems you haven't set your environment to provide the sid for your XE. Try to give your export the sid of your database like you do in your sqlplus call:
exp system/manager@XE file=Wonder.dmp full=yesFor other database-related problems, please post in the forum {forum:id=61}.
Thanks,
Udo
P.S.: I just found out there is a new specialized forum for issues like yours: {forum:id=732}
Edited by: Udo on 17.11.2010 18:04

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