Exportind discoverer Catalog- Out of Memory

Iam not able to export the discoverer catalog from Oracle Application Server,
Is there any way we can do this manually
Error - java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
Thanks, Prasad

Try looking at this tech note available via Metalink
Note 416549.1 : How to use D4OCommand Class of d4o.jar to Manage Discoverer Catalog
Keith

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