How to export AWM in Oracle 10g

Hi All,
Im doing export of my Analytical Workspace with option tables=AW$TEST, this command failed and thrown EXP-00055: CALLDETAIL_TEST.AW$TEST is marked not exportable, i checked NOEXP$ table and i can find my AW name in it, according to table definition i cann't perform export of those objects listed in NOEXP$ table right, I want to know from you pals how can i export AW and then import it ?
Need your feedback asap.
Thanking you pals in advance
Hassan khan

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