Import from 11g database to 9i database

how to import the dumpfile on oracle9i database from 11g database?
how to export dumpfile on oracle9i database on windows from oracle10g database on linux?

Hi,
how to import the dumpfile on oracle9i database from 11g database?
try this ..am not sure will it work or not.... try it on test environment......
is it 9i and 11g databases are in same network..if it is in same network..then ok ....and same OS platform ...ok
make a tns entry of 11g's database at oracle 9i host side....try to take exp dump by using oracle 9i binaries ..then import..into destination 9i db.......am not sure it will work or not....test it...if it works well and good...
how to export dumpfile on oracle9i database on windows from oracle10g database on linux?
Not sure....
Edited by: dbc001 on Mar 20, 2013 1:23 PM
Edited by: dbc001 on Mar 20, 2013 1:23 PM

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