How to export schema with it's data

db11gxe , apex 4.0 , firefox 24 ,
hi all,
i want to export my database tables with it's data included ?
thanks

Hi,
I do not see how question relates to APEX.
Maybe you check Oracle XE documentation
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17781_01/server.112/e18804/impexp.htm#CFHJAHAA
Regards,
Jari

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The error people keep getting... is likely because the export combines all your photos into one folder,
Export will not do this +unless you tell it to+
and most people have multiple duplicate file names like 1.jpg or family.jpg etc.
Most people?
so iPhoto can't complete an export of "originals" and your only other likely option is to do an export in numeric sequence, which will likely lose all the original file names.
A really basic misunderstanding. This is a (very sensible) limitation of the Finder You can't have two files of the same name in one folder. One will overwrite the other and so you lose data. If you ask iPhoto to export two files of the same name to a single folder it won't do it as the second would overwrite the first. You wouldn't want that would you? So, your "bug" is a simple and sensible precaution against dataloss.
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The problem with ignorance, as someone once said, is that it gains confidence as it goes along. And so, to your misunderstanding of how this forum works.
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Cryptic? Mods? No one posting here is a Moderator. We're all just iPhoto users. This is explained clearly in the Terms of Use you agreed to when you signed up to the forum. Read them sometime.
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Dan wrote:
Hi all,
I exported schema pro with index=yes, rows=no, trigger=yes...
when i import to another database. I have to create tablespace for schema pro in new database.
how can i export and then import without having to create tablespace in new database for schema pro.
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Password:
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