Table Backup into hard disk

Hi friends,
Can we take backup of one table into hard disk and can we restore it into database.If possible how ?.
Thanks in Advnace
-Srini

Hi,
use export import utilities to put one table into the hard disk and restore it back.
regards
gaurav

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