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Operating Systems Solaris export oracle schemas Post 56724 by sdharmap on Friday 8th of October 2004 04:48:54 PM
Old 10-08-2004
Nicky,

Once you create a full dump file move it (FTP) to any OS in binary
format and you should be able to import it into the database there!

1. Create export of DB on UX

exp dba/passwd@yourDB FILE=exp_database.dmp COMPRESS=N CONSISTENT=N CONSTRAINTS=Y owner= <schema you want to export> foo GRANTS=Y INDEXES=Y RECORD=Y ROWS=Y Feedback=1000 LOG=exp_database.log

2. FTP file to Win2k
3. Create new db on Win2k
4. Create the tablespaces
5. Create the same users (foo)
6. Import the schema into the new database.

imp dba/passwd@newdb file=exp_database.dmp FROMUSER=foo TOUSER=foo commit=y LOG=imp_database.log


Note:: You can also export the database and redirect it to be compressed! - Check for this on oracle-> metalink

Hope this helps!
 

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