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10g Datapump - An Introduction

Arjun Raja wrote 5 months ago: In 10g you can continue to use the earlier exp and imp versions to export/import data. However if yo … more →

Tags: administration, datapump, impdp

DBMS_DATAPUMP using the API 1 comment

John Hallas wrote 7 months ago: My challenge was to move a schema from one database to another, simple enough one would assume howev … more →

Tags: Oracle, dbms_datapump, dbms_datapump.data_filter, DBMS_DATAPUMP.set_parameter, impdp, Partitions, TABLE_EXISTS_ACTION

Optimizing Import/Export

mohibalvi wrote 7 months ago: EXPORT: Set the BUFFER parameter to a high value (e.g. 2Mb — entered as an integer "20000 … more →

Tags: Performance Tuning, Logical Backup Export Import, imp, Exp., impdp, recordlength, buffer, Direct, indexfile

keep data consistency when using oracle exp/expdp

zhefeng wrote 8 months ago: When we were using old oracle exp, we usually will set exp consistent=y (default is n) to ensure the … more →

Tags: Backup and Recovery, Oracle, 10g, data consistency, Exp.

EXPDP and IMPDP

mohibalvi wrote 8 months ago: Detailed Documentation of EXPDP Detailed Documentation of IMPDP Data Pump is server-based, rather th … more →

Tags: Oracle Utilities, Backup and Recovery, Logical Backup Export Import, impdp

Where has consistent=y gone when using Datapump export1 comment

John Hallas wrote 1 year ago: Well it is not needed anymore according to Oracle. Let’s take a look at a bit of history. From 9i, w … more →

Tags: Oracle, Flashback, flashback_scn, consistent=y, flashback_time

How to monitor datapump?

Amin Jaffer wrote 1 year ago: When using datapump one can run the following query to monitor the progress by running the following … more →

Tags: Export, Monitor, datapump, Progress


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