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  1. #1
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    I have created a Database with some tables,sequences,triggers,indexes,etc...and I have to send it to a client.
    What do you recomend me to do?
    Should I create a .dmp file and send it,so the client can import it or do you think there's a better way?
    Thanks in advance

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    Hi

    1)SIZE MATTERS......well if its a small file yep.

    2)Coldbackup of the datafiles.contorl files redlog files paarmeter files etc if the client and developemnt platform are same.

    regards
    Hrishy

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    If must export the database che command is:
    exp system/pwd@SID file=expfull.dmp full=y log=expfull.log buffer=100000


    the client must have a DB for import.

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    Yes,I export making a .bat file like:

    exp user/password@SID log=name.log file=name.dmp full=y

    But it doesn't work.I don't know why.When I click on the .bat file,DOS window appears and it drives crazy,running and running...
    I have done it this way other times.

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    Jamoji; Regarding the .BAT file, are your directories correct? Also, you can zip the .DMP file before FTP'ing it, they compress very well.

    MH
    I remember when this place was cool.

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    Yes,my user,password and sevice name are ok.
    In fact,I try to execute the .bat file in my desktop (just to try it...) and happens what I told you before.But if I copy another exp file from one of my Oracle folders,that works properly,and try to execute it in my desktop,it happens the same crazy thing...
    I tried to create the .bat file in the server desktop,or an oracle server folder,but it's useless...

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    What does the .BAT file look like? Does it set the oracle_sid ev? That could cause the problem.
    SET ORACLE_SID=Blah!

    MH
    I remember when this place was cool.

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