incremental export/import

Probably, there are lots of easy ways to do this, but I must use incremental export and import.
The following is the brief description about the situation.

machine A and machine B have an indentical structure.

DB1 is a primary database and DB2 is a cloned database.

on Sunday, I took a full export from the DB1 and imported into the DB2.(full.dmp)
( I already imported data into the DB2)
on Monday , I took a incremental export from DB1.(incfile.dmp)
on Tuesday, I want to import incfile.dmp into the DB2.

Can anybody tell me the right syntax and procedure?

imp system/manager inctype=system full=y file=incfile.dmp
imp system/manager inctype=restore full=y file=incfile.dmp

Thanks.

I think you will need both...

Check out:
http://technet.oracle.com/docs/produ...ch02.htm#26295

Thank you for the reply.
I already read that.
I think that I need both, but I am not sure.

yes you need both!
inctype=system will update your data dictionary
inctype=restore will then restore

If I remember right (because I never had to do this type of export/import) you take the newest dump file to update the data dictionary to reflect the latest objects you have then you import with restore option to fill up everything you changed.

My final syntax :

EXPORT:

1. for full export :
exp system/manager file=full.dmp full=y consistent=y log=full.log

2. incremental export:
exp system/managr file=inc.dmp full=y inctype=incremental consistent=y log=inc.log

Import :
1. for full import:
imp system/manager file=full.dmp full=y log=fullimp.log

2. for incremental import:
imp system/manager file=inc.dmp full=y inctype=system log=incimp.log
imp system/manager file=inc.dmp full=y inctype=restore
log=inctype2.log