Import from 11G db to 10G dab

Hi David,
I would need to export 11G database tables and import them to 10G database. I have exported from 11G using exp command. The command I have used is:
exp scott/tiger file=emp.dmp tables=emp,dept;
Now I need to import emp.dmp in Oracle 10G. Would the imp command for Oracle 10G work in this case? Is the command I need to use as given below?
imp scott/tiger file=emp.dmp full=yes
Can you please help me in this regard.
Thanks as always,
ChD

David,
Thanks. This has been helpful. I am having some questions working with AWM.
In my case I am having the following dimensions:
Positon Dim
Positon Dim Hierarchy (Nation--> Region--> District --> territory)
Product Dim
Product Dim Hierarchy (Market --> TA --> Brand --> Item)
Customer Dim.
Now in my reports I am shwing the Product and Positions from Hierarchies (not from the Dimensions). In this case do I need to specify aggregation based on the Position/Product Dims or on Position/Product Hierarchies only?
Again, I am having some reports based on the Customer Dim. But Customer Dim has no Hierarchy. So do I need to aggregate the data based on the Customer Dim at all?
Also please tell me whether I need to follow any specific order of dimensions in case of aggregation (or that is something AWM would itself take care)?
Lastly, there are a lot of Calculations in the Aggregation drop down. Should I use 'Sum' while aggregating in this case and rolling up data based on Hierarchies?
Thanks in advance.
ChD

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