The oracle Export Utility is used to export entire database or users or list of tables to the path given by the FILE parameter. The DIRECT path method is much faster than conventional method. The direct path method reads data directly from the disk and places in the buffer and then sent to the export client , writes it to the disk. Whereas conventional path follow SQL SELECT statement to fetch the data thus have to evaluate expression in the memory before transporting the file to the client to write to the disk. The COMPRESS parameter specifies the extent management during import of the table data. If it is set to Y then the table data is consolidated into single extent during import otherwise it uses current storage parameter of the tables during import. It is good practise to verify the log file after the export of the file have been completed to verify the successful export.
EXP username/password FILE=file_path\filename.dmp DIRECT=Y COMPRESS=Y ROWS= Y OWNER=user_to_export LOG=log_path_name\logfilename.txt
You can export the selected tables from the file with the TABLES option
EXP username/password FILE=file_path\filename.dmp DIRECT=Y COMPRESS=Y ROWS= Y OWNER=user_to_export TABLES=TABLE_NAME LOG=log_path_name\logfilename.txt
1 comment:
how to decrease the files size table space and datafiles @ oracle 9i
Post a Comment