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Has anyone got the lastest oracle dump for oracle 10g Adminstartion 11 exam 1Z0 -043

I believe that what they are refering to is the practice of people whom have taken the test to immediately go back and do a brain dump of the questions and answers that they remember from the test. I am amazed of the amount of information people are able to remember, however I often wonder if they are using some memory "aids".
Usually there is a site that will complie the results of these brain dumps and sometime even try to verify the answers.
There use to be a site called http://www.braindumps.biz/ that would perform this type of service.
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Tim

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I have a problem to extract data from oracle dump file (.dmp) using oracle database or any other tools.

There is IMP utility which provides me data as graphical way. But i need extract data in such a way so that i could able to use in my application.
thanks,
mohan

Hi,
EdStevens
Actually I was using SQL Developer. Sorry for the wrong define question. Now the real problem is:
I want to read or extract data in a txt file from Oracle Dump (.dmp) file without using Oracle sqlPlus or Oracle Database.
No need to say that i am able to extract dump data using sqlPlus. But for that, there is a little burden to install oracle database
or sql Developer.
I also listen about Oracle Loader a little bit. Is it a tool for providing extraction of data from Oracle dump file.
Thanks for your previous reply,
And now waiting for your suggestion.
thanks,
mohan

I want to extract data from oracle dump file (.dmp) using oracle database or any other tools.

There is import which provides me data as graphical way. But i need extract data in such a way so that i could able to use in my application.
thanks,
mohan

This isn't a SQLDeveloper question. You will get better answers in the Database - General forum.
Oracle dump files produced by the exp or expdp utilities are inproprietary formats which can only be read by the imp or impdp utilities respectively.
The best way to get data out of a dump file is to import it into a database and then extract it to plain text files using SQL.
Alternatively, leave it in the database and your application can access it there.
The exp dump file is mostly plain text, but the format is not published so you could waste a lot of time figuring it out.

Data Import from Oracle Dump to SQL Server(2000/2005)

Hi Friends,
I'm using Oracle 10g.
I've a scenario.
I've Oracle Dump file. Now i would like import in SQL Server(2000/2005).
Can any one suggest me how to do this?
Any idea,clue will be highly appreciated.

I think you will need to import the data into SQL Server from an ASCII flat file using SQL Server DTS if avialable. You can use SQL Plus to extract the data outof Oracle into comma delimited flat files and then use SQL Server DTS load into the SQL Server database.

Query on oracle dump file

Hi All ,
I have a question on Oracle Dump file . Is there a way to know how many objects got exported into the dump file during expdp . How do we know what are the objects which got exported and which dint get exported during a full export of a DB .
Thanks.

Hi All ,
I guess i wasnt more elaborate ...
yeah i understand that log file will give me details of objects exported . log files gives me the list of tables exported , but objects index, procedures, packages , synonyms , views are all done in a group , it just says exported indexes , it will not show me which indexes got exported right ? ... SO i want to know about each and every object which got exported .
I hope i m clear now .
Edited by: user8715306 on Feb 10, 2010 3:00 AM

Is it possible to read an Oracle dump (.dmp file) on the Web

Hello,
I was wondering if it is possible to interact with an Oracle dump
(.dmp file) via a web application (Java or Coldfusion). Does
anyone know?
Thanks in advance.
Drew
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=open+ost+files+on+mac

How to import an oracle dump in a different system

HI,
I Want to import oracle dump to another system.what should i do to get same tablespaces in another system.my database is as
create database scrdb
datafile '/disk1/oradata/ scrdir/system.dbf' size 100m autoextend on
sysaux datafile '/disk1/oradata/scrdir/sysaux.dbf' size 80m autoextend on
default tablespace userdata datafile '/disk1/oradata/scrdir/userdata.dbf' size 100m
default temporary tablespace temp tempfile '/disk1/oradata/scrdir/temp.tmp' size 30m
undo tablespace undotbsdatafile '/disk1/oradata/scrdirr/undotbs.dbf' size 20m
group1 ('/disk1/oradata1/scrdir/redo1.log') size 4m
group2 ('/disk1/oradata1/scrdir/redo2.log') size 4m
I Want to have same tablespaces in another system when import this.should i create tablespace path manually i.e /disk1/oradata/scrdir/ before i import this? i dont know
plz, anyone tell me
regards
srinivas
Edited by: srinivas on Aug 6, 2011 12:26 AM
Edited by: srinivas on Aug 6, 2011 12:27 AM

Pl post database and OS versions.
Yes - pre-create the tablespaces on the destination and start the import.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17222/expimp.htm#i262317
HTH
Srini

Compress large oracle dump file

Hi all,
I need to bring a large export dump file across the network which takes very long time. Is there any way with in Oracle 10g that I can compress this large dump files.
Thanks in Advance.

You can use any compress tools to zip your dump file. gzip, bzip etc.
Oracle dump file usually yield pretty good compress ratio. most time close to 90%

Oracle Dump file Import Error

Hello,
I need an urgent reply on this. Im trying to import a dump file which was created in Oracle 10.2 on an Xp system to Oracle 10.1 on Win2003 server. Pls find below the error encountered.
Regards
Kazeem
IMP-00008: unrecognized statement in the export file:
IMP-00017: following statement failed with ORACLE error 2248:
"ALTER SESSION SET PLSQL_OPTIMIZE_LEVEL = 1 NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS = 'BYTE' PL"
"SQL_CODE_TYPE = 'INTERPRETED' PLSQL_DEBUG = FALSE PLSQL_WARNINGS = 'DISABLE"
":ALL'PLSQL_CCFLAGS = ''"
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 2248 encountered
ORA-02248: invalid option for ALTER SESSION
IMP-00000: Import terminated unsuccessfully

Hello,
I need an urgent reply on this. Im trying to import aYou have already gotten valid answers in your first thread here:
Importing Oracle DB dump file
dump file which was created in Oracle 10.2 on an Xp
system to Oracle 10.1 on Win2003 server. Pls findYou cant. As already told, you need to redo the export with 10.1 exp utility against the 10.2 database. (so to produce a dump file that your 10.1 db understands)
IMP-00008: unrecognized statement in the export file:

Help in Importing Oracle dump

Hi ,
Database has been locally created .We have received an intial database dump from our client to load in this new server .According to the client a seperate tablespace is needed house this database .Since iam new to import , could pls let me know how to do this .Or is there any documents avail for import utility

Hi,
First create new tablespace and then create new user and assign that user to the tablespace created before
next step try run this
imp system/<password>@<tns> file=<file dmp> fromuser=<user that your client exported> touser=<user that you created>
Read this for complete reference
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/exp_imp.htm
cheers

Oracle dump file format

My client gave a dmp file exported by emp. Export environment is Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.5.0 - 64bit Production. Redhat 5.5.
However, when I try to import it under win7. Imp.exe throws those erros.
IMP-00010: not a valid export file, header failed verification
IMP-00000: Import terminated unsuccessfully
I checked the first line of dump file under notepad++. It is not something like TEXPORT:V10.02.01. But totally unreadable characters.
Can I judge the dump file is corrupted by the first line is not something like TEXPORT?
Regards,
zlf

There could be problem in regard to how the dump file was copied, for instance converted as text vs. binary. However closing this thread and posting the question in the database export/import forum at Export/Import/SQL Loader & External Tables might be the best idea.

Oracle dump file

Hi all,
I have tried do a full export in oracle 10g2 in server A then follow by a full import do another 10g2 in server B successfully.
But when i insert a row the10g2 server A and do a full export, follow by bringing the dump file to the database in server B and do full import again using the dump file. I found out that the row inserted does not reflect in the database in server B. Is there any way i can do so that the inserted row can be reflected in serverB?
imp username/password file=dump.dmp full=y log=import.log
Thanks
cheng

thanks hemant,
ignore=y will ignore the prensence of the table. I tried it out, apprantly it run slowly than i do the inital full import.
Other than ignore=y, is there other way of append the data?
Regarding this: To be safe you could either
a. TRUNCATE all the tables in the target "B" database
OR
b. DROP all the tables in the target "B" database (or drop the whole schema)
before you begin the import.
Sorry i quite new to Oracle database.
b.) there a command to drop the whole schema? so that i can do a full import.
a.) Honestly, i also do not know what is truncate, maybe i can go find out from google.
Regarding this: NOTE : Since you are copying specific schemas, you don't need to be using the FULL=Y option but OWNER= in the Export and, optionally, FROMUSER=, TOUSER= in the Import.
So instead of of a full export/import. i should do sth like this.
exp username/password file=dump.dmp log=export.log owner=username
imp username/password file=dump.dmp log=import.log fromuser=username, touser=username
eventhough the username is the same for both the database?

Oracle dump transaction log like Sybase

Hello
In Sybase we use the dump transaction log command for the needed databases that dumps whatever is in the transaction log of that db to file system, after that dump file is copied over to another database server and loads the other database, this is like a replication
Does oracle have something similar to this?
Many thanks

the closest you'll get to what you are looking for is a dataguard setup. Dataguard will manage the shipment of the logs on it's own and keep things in sync.
There is another option of Oracle Advanced Replication but you will need to review if that really meets your needs. The following is simply an overview of it:
http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/Advanced_Replication_FAQ
Or GoldenGate:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/goldengate/overview/index.html
Edited by: rui_catcuddler on Oct 20, 2010 7:54 AM

How to know oracle dump is 32bit or 64bit

Hi All,
I Want know Oracle Database Dump is 32bit or 64bit. how can i find can you help me on this

Hi,
I Want know Oracle Database Dump is 32bit or 64bit. how can i find can you help me on thiswhy don't you try by command "file <file_name>" in unix flavors environments.
If you trying to check the dump file which got generated from the database is whether 32 bit or 64 bit, then you it would be difficult to find out. Try to check the log of dump or database environment from where it got generated.
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Oracle dump vs. backup

Hello,
I want to take a copy/snapshot/backup/dump of my current oracle database instance, play around with it a little bit and reset it afterwards to the state of the snapshot before.
what is the best approach for that requirement, i think the easiest thing is taking a dump of my instance with the export/import utility, as I just need a copy of my database. does a dump have any disadvantages for my requirements compared to a real database backup?
thanks!

This depends on the privileges you have on database, size of database and timing requirements: the largest the database, the more time it is going to take to export it and to import it.
Others approaches could be to use flashback database or transportable tablespaces: see Testing section in http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2011/11-nov/o61asktom-512015.html

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