Regarding Export , Import Utilities

Hi can any one tell me where can i get Oracle server , so that i can use export and import utilities to migrate the data from Oracle 9i to Oracle 11g
Thanks in advance

Hi user;
Hi can any one tell me where can i get Oracle server , so that i can use export and import utilities to migrate the data from Oracle 9i to Oracle 11g You can download it from below link:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/index.html
Regard
Helios

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Oracle Enterprise Manager has client-based export and import. In order for it to work, you have to configure Intelligent Agent, remote administrator login, and, I think, dbms_job. If you get it all correctly configured, it will work.

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Now i'm using exp imp utility to export & import data, but i don't want to everybody know password. My platform is windows 2000.
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What version of Oracle do you have? If you're on 10.1 or later, the DataPump versions of export and import use the DBMS_DATAPUMP package to do exports & imports. You should be able to use those to run the export from within a database session.
If your concern relates to people discovering database passwords from the BAT file you're using to invoke the export & import utilities at the command line, you might also consider using externally authenticated users. If you are logged in as a member of the ORA_DBA group, for example, you can connect to Oracle without a password
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Hi,
I have multiple physical servers to configure that will have
the same MX 7 configuration settings. Is there a way to export and
then import these settings so I don't have manually complete each
one? For example, I'm looking to replicate datasources,
collections, scheduled tasks, cfx tags, client vars etc. Please
advise. Thanks!
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Ann Vanneman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have multiple physical servers to configure that will
have the same MX 7
> configuration settings. Is there a way to export and
then import these
> settings so I don't have manually complete each one? For
example, I'm looking
> to replicate datasources, collections, scheduled tasks,
cfx tags, client vars
> etc. Please advise. Thanks!
>
> Ann
>
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of the CF
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Marc,
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can someone help me, i have to call oracle export and import utilities through my java application, can anyone guide me, how i can do it..
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Hi,
can someone help me, i have to call oracle export and
import utilities through my java application, can
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Regarding Distribution Monitor for export/import

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Please can someone let me know how to improve the import time. And also if someone has done the database migration from Oracle 10.2g to MaxDB if they can tell how they had done the database migration will be helpful. And also if any specific document availble for database migration from Oracle to MaxDB will be helpful.
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> And also when i used top unix command on APP servers i was able to see only one R3load process to be in run state and all other 7 R3load process was in sleep state. But on central instance all 8 R3load process was in run state. I think as on APP servers all the 8 R3load process was not running add a time that could be the reason for very slow import.
> Please can someone let me know how to improve the import time.
R3load connects directly to the database and loads the data. The quesiton is here: how is your database configured (in sense of caches and memory)?
> And also if someone has done the database migration from Oracle 10.2g to MaxDB if they can tell how they had done the database migration will be helpful. And also if any specific document availble for database migration from Oracle to MaxDB will be helpful.
There are no such documents available since the process of migration to another database is called "heterogeneous system copy". This process requires a certified migration consultant ot be on-site to do/assist the migraiton. Those consultants are trained specially for certain databases and know tips and tricks how to improve the migration time.
See
http://service.sap.com/osdbmigration
--> FAQ
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Migrate Database- Export/Import

Hi,
I need to migrate an Oracle database 9i from Sun Solaris to Linux. The final target database version would be 11g.
Since this is a 9i database, I see that we have only option of export and database. We have around 15 schemas.
I have some queries related to it.
1. If I perform a export with full=y rows=y, Does it export Sys, System Schema objects also?
2. Can we perform export in Oracle 9i and use datapump import on targert 11g?
3. What is the ebst approach - a) to perform schema by schema export or b) to perform a full database export with exp / file=xxx.dmp log=xxxx.log full=y?
Since there is a database version different I dont want to touch sys, system schema objects.
Appreciate your thoughts.
Regards
Cherrish Vaidiyan

Hi,
Let me try to answer some of these questions you queried for:
1. If I perform a export with full=y rows=y, Does it export Sys, System Schema objects also?Export won't export sys objects. For example, there are tables in sys, like obj$ that contain information for other metadata objects, like scott.emp, etc. This is not exported becuase when scott.emp is exported, the data from obj$ is essentially exported that way. When the dumpfile is imported and scott.emp is recreated, the data in sys.obj$ will be restored through the create table statement. As far as the SYSTEM schema is concerned, some objects are exported and some are not. There are tables in system that contain information about queues, jobs, etc. These will probably not make any sense on the target system so those types of tables are excluded from the export job. Other objects make sense to export/import so those are done. This is all figured out in the internals of export/import. Thre are other schemas that are not exproted. Some that I can think of are DMSYS, ORDSYS, etc. This would be for the same reason as SYS.
2. Can we perform export in Oracle 9i and use datapump import on targert 11g?No, the dumpfiles are formatted differently. If you use exp, then you must use imp. If you use expdp, then you must use impdp. You can do exp on 9i and imp on 11g with the dumfile that was created on 9i.
3. What is the ebst approach - a) to perform schema by schema export or b) to perform a full database export with exp / file=xxx.dmp log=xxxx.log full=y?This is case by case decision. It depends on what you want. If you want the complete database moved, then I would personally think that a full=y is what you would want to do. If you just did schema exports, then you would never export the tablespaces. This would mean that you would have to create the tablespaces on the source system before you ran imp. There are other objects that are not exported when a schema level export is performed that are exproted when a full is performed. This information can be seen in the utilities guide. Look to see what is exported when in user/schema mode vs full/database mode.
Since there is a database version different I dont want to touch sys, system schema objects.This is all done for you with the internal workings of exp/imp.
Dean
Edited by: Dean Gagne on Jul 29, 2009 8:38 AM

Exporting/Importing applications

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Thanks,
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Hi Michah,
>
I'm having issues importing the applications I build from one Schema to another. It sees that only the forms are exported but not the table? Does anyone know why that is?
>
Bot just the Forms, it will also include Reports, Shared Objects , et al.
You only export the application from application builder and hence only the application gets imported. That is by design.
You have to use Generate DDL in SQLWorkshop > Utilities and use that script , or any other means, to move the database objects from one schema to other. If you want to transfer data then you need to export/import the data as well.
To put together the installation and de-installation package use Supporting Objects.
Regards,

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10g export/import utility

Hi,
I imported a couple of tables using the export and import utilities. Here is a break down of the process.
-Exported SH schema as SH.
-Created a new user 'HT' as sys, granted it resource and connect roles.
-Ran import utility as HT and imported only 2 tables (sales & products) from the schema export .dmp file.
-The import runs successfully, saying the tables have been imported.
-I run a select against user_tables as HT to find the imported tables, which returns no rows selected.
Why is this?

Hello,
How did you exported the tables?
If you are cloing the entire schema and using conventional export/import utility then do following
exp system/manager owner=userA file=userA.dmp log=userAexport.log
imp system/managet fromUser=userA toUser=userB file=userA.dmp log=userBimport.logAnd if you are importing just couple of tables then do following
exp username/password tables=table1,table2 file=tables.dmp log=tableexport.log
imp username/password tables=table1,table2 file=tables.dmp log=tableimport.log rows=Y ignore=Y
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imp username/password tables=table1,table2 file=tables.dmp log=tableimport.log YOu can also use datapump but it has different options and I recommend you should refer to oracle documenation for using datapump.
Regards
Edited by: OrionNet on May 25, 2009 2:27 PM

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