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    Thumbs up Coppying instance to another instance

    HI Experts

    Iwant to copy the one scema data to another intance ( running in another mechine)
    How ill do that>
    Advanced thanks

    (donto say import and export)

    some thing like transport tablespaces

    Thanks & Regards
    KVV
    Venkata vara Prasad Kosaraju

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    whats wrong with exp and import - thats what it is for ya know.

    Could spool off the data to a csv file and use sqlldr but whats the big issue with exp/imp

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    Use Exp/Imp option.
    vishal sood
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    You can use transportable tablespaces, but you must put the tablespace in question in read only mode. If this is your production db, then you have a problem.

    Normal export is possible while users are present.

    alter tablespace x read only;
    and then something like:
    exp transport_tablespace=Y tablespaces=x
    and after that the same in imp.exe.

    Use EXP HELP=Y and IMP HELP=Y in your command prompt for the complete set of parameters.

    HTH,
    Erik

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    I would never say import/export, I would however suggest export/import, that would make a lot more sense.



    MH
    I remember when this place was cool.

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