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    Import / Tablespace

    Hello,

    I have again a question conerning import of data. I exported a database with the parameter full=y.
    Is it possible to import the data of only one tablespace from the exported dump-file? And if yes, how I can do it?

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    By using datapump You can use remap_tablespace option to import objects of one tablespace to another tablespace

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    Quote Originally Posted by gopu_g
    By using datapump You can use remap_tablespace option to import objects of one tablespace to another tablespace
    Poster doesn't mention using expdp. It looks like poster did a plain "exp full=y" and wants to import the content of a single tablespace which in such a scenario can't be done.
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    hi PAVB,

    I know that....but i dont know we can do it from a normal exp.
    but i read there is one option like remap_tablespace is in the expdp.So if he wished he can go for that

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    I think expdp is a feature of Oracle 10g, right? I forgot to say I want to import th content of one tablespace on a Oracle 9.2 instance.

    But it seems not to work according to PAVB statement.

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    yes in 9i it wont work . Datapump is the feature of 10g

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    Another question. I have saved the *.dbf files of the tablespace, too. Is it possible to replace the old tablespace with the actual tablespace? Or will an error occured after mounting the instance?

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    Don't do it in you "live" database; you are going to kill it.

    The good news is that you can use your saved datafiles by creating a new "cloned" database pointing to them, once you have it up-and-running you can export all objects sitting on your infamous tablespace and then import them into your "live" database.
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    Talking The tablespace of your desires

    Quote Originally Posted by NetCohort
    I think expdp is a feature of Oracle 10g, right? I forgot to say I want to import th content of one tablespace on a Oracle 9.2 instance.

    But it seems not to work according to PAVB statement.
    If you know the contents of that tablespace (or get them from the DDL generated with show=y) you could import those particular objects (tables) for the tablespace of your desires.
    "The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it." --Chinese Proverb

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