Move Schema to Prod

Hi All,
I am not a DBA, but recently I was assigned these duties.
My question is that we have a schema in Dev, Its has been tested now I have to move this to Prod.
I have created some scripts using Toad (database\export\tables, views etc).
Can use these scripts for import also?
Is there any other way to move a schema from Dev to Prod or visa verse?
There is one more questions, using toad I can view DBlinks but I cannot view them in Dev. I get this error ORA-00942: table or view does not exist.
any suggestion welcome
Habeeb

Hi Everyone,
I am back and I have created a new Schema...
But I did a lot of mistakes, I created the sequences, procedures and functions logged in as SYSTEM.
the sequences I dropped them as they all had the schema name used in the name of sequence.
example: if schema name "HABTEST" then
seq name "SEQ_SCANLOG_HABTEST"
that's done.
But for Procedure and Fuction we had the same rule so I logged in as 'SYSTEM'
and droped all procedure's and function with name like 'HABTEST'.
But now there are some that don't have the schema name in the procedure name...
example:
SQL> SELECT owner, object_name, object_Type
2 from all_objects
3 where object_name = upper('batche_rcv_today');
OWNER OBJECT_NAME OBJECT_TYPE
SYSTEM BATCHES_RCVD_TODAY FUNCTION
HABTEST BATCHES_RCVD_TODAY FUNCTION
Now in this case if I execute the command
drop procedure BATCHES_RCVD_TODAY will it drop the only procedure in the system OWNER as I am logged in as SYSTEM, Technically It should and the other in HABTEST should remain intact...
I am right..??
Habeeb

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khallas301 wrote:
friends and oracle gurus,
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