How to specify rule hints in exp parfile query

Dear All,
How can I use EXP utility to export tha data whose query is following:
select /*+ INDEX(partlist, IDX_PSER)*/ item_number from partlist where class = 'C' ;
In my exp parfile i have the QUERY parameter that allows me to specify the where clause as follows:
where class = 'C' ;
However my concern is the hints rule part, which is autogenerated by exp. How can i specify the select hint(/*+ xxxx */
Pls advice.
Thanks,
Mahesh

Hi,
In that case temporary create the table from the user which does not have tablespace resource issues. If all the user has tablespace issue, then I doubt you have any option except to use query clause in actual table.
Why you feel index hint would be more useful then full table scan in exp? i.e. records to be exported is very small(nearly 2 to 3%) compared to total records
Regards
Anurag Tibrewal.

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