Table partitioning (intervel partitioning) on existing tables in oracle 11g

Hi i'm newbie to table partitioning. I'm using 11g. I have table of size 32 gb (which has 22 million records) and i want to apply interval partition on that table. I created a empty table with a partition having columns same as source table and take dump of the source table and import into the new partition table. can you please suggest how to import table dump into new table? also is there any other better idea to do the same.

Hi,
imp user/password file=exp.dmp ignore=y
The ignore=y causes the import to skip the table creation and continues to load all rows.
On the other hand, you can insert data into the partitioned table with a subquery from the non-partitioned table such as follows;
insert into patitioned_table
select * from original_table;
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