Taking database dumps automatically

hi gems...good afternoon..
i have three schemas. suppose the credentials aof the schemas are...
1. schema1/pass1@sid
2. schema2/pass2@sid
3. schema3/pass3@sid
now i take the dumps of those manually daily in my d drive by the following command from command prompt...
exp schema1/pass1@sid file=schema1_today'sdate.dmp log=schema1_today'sdate.log
exp schema2/pass2@sid file=schema2_today'sdate.dmp log=schema1_today'sdate.log
exp schema3/pass3@sid file=schema3_today'sdate.dmp log=schema1_today'sdate.log
now i want to make this task automated...means i will be out of station for several days, so i want in my absence the backup dumps should be taken automatically daily at 7pm.
is there any process to make a batch file by which i can achieve my goal???
please help...

thanks for your reply...
i used to take the dumps from my windows machine...the server is a linux machine...but that doesnot make any difficulty because they are LAN connected...
how can I take the dumps using scheduled tasks...please help me...

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damorgan,
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==============================
Traitement du type d'objet DATABASE_EXPORT/SCHEMA/POST_SCHEMA/PROCACT_SCHEMA
ORA-39083: Echec de la création du type d'objet PROCACT_SCHEMA avec erreur :
ORA-20000: Workspace Manager Not Properly Installed
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return ;
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The target operating system is in french... here is a raw translation:
1st one:
==============================
Treatment of object type DATABASE_EXPORT/SYSTEM_PROCOBJACT/PRE_SYSTEM_ACTIONS/PROCACT_SYSTEM
ORA-39083: Object type creation failed PROCACT_SYSTEM with error :
ORA-01843: invalid month
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BEGIN
if (system.wm$_check_install) then
return ;
end if ;
begin execute immediate 'insert into wmsys.wm$workspaces_table
values(''LIVE'',
''194'',
''-1'',
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==============================
Treatment of object type DATABASE_EXPORT/SCHEMA/POST_SCHEMA/PROCACT_SCHEMA
ORA-39083: Object type creation failed PROCACT_SCHEMA with error :
ORA-20000: Workspace Manager Not Properly Installed
failed SQL :
BEGIN
declare
compile_exception EXCEPTION;
PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT(compile_exception, -24344);
begin
if (system.wm$_check_install) then
return ;
end if ;
execute immediate 'alter package wmsys.ltadm compile';
execute immediate 'alter packag
By the way, the computer of the source database is Vista 64 in english and the destination computer is Vista 64 in french, do you think this has anything to do with these error messages? The parameters of the NLS_SESSION_PARAMETERS view are the same in the source and target database...
Thanks in advance for your help!
Joel Autotte
Lead Developer
Edited by: 871007 on Jul 13, 2011 7:31 AM

I tried to import the full database dump with the "imp" command and I had the same error message with more detail:
. Import d'objets SYSTEM dans SYSTEM
IMP-00017: Echec de l'instruction suivante avec erreur ORACLE 1843 :
"BEGIN "
"if (system.wm$_check_install) then"
" return ;"
" end if ;"
" begin execute immediate 'insert into wmsys.wm$workspaces_ta"
"ble"
" values(''LIVE'',"
" ''194'',"
" ''-1'',"
" ''SYS'',"
" *to_date(''09-DEC-2009 00:00:00'', ''DD-MON-YYYY HH"*
*"24:MI:SS''),"*
" ''0'',"
" ''UNLOCKED'',"
" ''0'',"
" ''0'',"
" ''37'',"
" ''CRS_ALLNONCR'',"
" to_date(''06-APR-2011 14:24:57'', ''DD-MON-YYYY HH"
"24:MI:SS''),"
" ''0'',"
" '''')'; end;"
"COMMIT; END;"
IMP-00003: Erreur ORACLE 1843 rencontrée
ORA-01843: ce n'est pas un mois valide
ORA-06512: à ligne 5
The call to the TO_DATE function with the string of the date format is incompatible with the format and language set in the NLS parameters of my database. Since I know that the "imp" and "exp" commands work client side (unlike "impdp" and "expdp"), I did a full export of the source database from the computer on which I try to import the dump to have the same language exported in the dump and I was able to import the dump successfully.
But, I would like to use the Data Pump tool instead of the old import and export tools. How would it be possible to set the NLS parameters that "impdp" must use before to launch the import of the dump?
The NLS parameters are set to the "AMERICAN" settings in both source and destination database when I validate that with the "NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETERS" view. The dump I did with "expdp" on the source database exported the data with the "AMERICAN" settings as well...
On the destination database, the computer language is in french and I guess it is considered by the Data Pump import tool since it outputs the log in the language of the computer and it tries to do a TO_DATE with the wrong date format because it works with the "CANADIAN FRENCH" settings...
Any suggestions? I'll continue to read on my side and re-post if I find the solution.
Thanks!
Edited by: 871007 on Jul 19, 2011 8:42 AM
Edited by: 871007 on Jul 19, 2011 8:43 AM
Edited by: 871007 on Jul 19, 2011 8:43 AM

From a complete database dump, I need to import 8 schemas

I have a complete database dump made with datapump on oracle 10g on Linux.
I need to import only 8 schemas.
In my parfile I have to use the INCLUDE option?
How can I tell oracle to import only these 4 schemas?

Hi,
What is the version you are using.. ??
In my parfile I have to use the INCLUDE option?
As per yu requirment it might not fit, I suppose
The INCLUDE and EXCLUDE parameters can be used to limit the export/import to specific objects.
Second thing is that when you use INCLUDE parameter only those objects specified by it will be included and EXCLUDE will make sure that all objects except those specified by it will be included in the export.
How can I tell oracle to import only these 4 schemas?
Better I suggest that import the full dB in to some test DB, then do an schema level export with respective your requirement.
As, sybrand had pointed the correct point of SCHEMAS, which I missed out..
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