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Hi,
Just wanted to know if there is any script for export. Please let me know.
Thanks.
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what kind of script? Shell or BAT? Or you mean the parameter file?
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What is the difference between shell and BAT? I think since the system is on NT, I would need the BAT file.
Also the parameter file.
Thanks.
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the export line in NT will look something like this:
exp80 username/password file=d:\BACKUP_HOME\db_date.dmp parfile=d:\BACKUP_HOME\db_export.par
the parameter file might look something like this:
"db_export.par"
contents:
owner=V0109
rows=y
consistent=y
grants=y
indexes=y
constraints=y
log=d:\BACKUP_HOME\exp_log.log
I actually run on Solaris so I use a cronjob to run the export daily. You could use NT scheduler or something. There are archives with how to create .BAT & .CMD files.
- Magnus
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What kind of archives?
Thanks.
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the archives here
do a search in this forum for .BAT or .CMD posts. There are some good step-by-step procedures.
- Magnus
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I am sorry that I could not locate .bat or .cmd Please help me. Also, how do I use NT scheduler?
Can I use 'AT ' command instead of Scheduler?
Thanks.
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AT works well
AT probably works better or the same.
use this link for info on all that stuff. It is very helpful
[url]http://forums.dbasupport.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=1548[/url]
- Magnus
lemme know if that helps ya
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Hello.
If in above script he wants to take full database export by
parameter full=y and if database size is like 20GB and if he is not on ver 8.1.x then can he specify file=c:\....\filename and whole database ( 20GB) gets exported to one sigle file.
can somebody focus ,...how to modify this script for Oracle ver. 7.x or 8.x when database size is very large and cannot be accomadated in one single file....???
Sunil
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sbhujbal
there is a note on Metalink regarding this matter, I cant remember right now which all I reember is that you have to do some odd things at OS level (UNIX)
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