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 Originally Posted by paulb
On step 1, I didn't know expdp could compress on the fly ... did I miss that feature? Maybe you're using plain exp?)
This is not a feature of export. We are using exp + compress, exp sends dump into a pipe; compress gets data from the pipe and writes the compressed file.
You have to do the other way around when importing.
Originally Posted by paulb
#3 - I'm interested, how are your tablespaces set up then?
Depending on size of target table we have anything in between 1 to 4 tablespaces per table. These are generic tablespaces, we assign partitions depending on tablespace utilization/availability.
Just what works for us.
Pablo (Paul) Berzukov
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