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hi,

i have finally been able to go to the exact directory where the dump file is and can extract it directly from there.

problem is the file is in .dmp.Z and we need it in .txt.

is there...

do you have any idea of what we can do? any alternative to crontab?

i have asked the supplier to provide me with the c-script equivalent, i am afraid though, he will not give it to me since it is...

unfortunalely no :(

no expect found

no except

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looks really bad!

oracle> /opt/hlr/trans/exp/expDB --help
oracle>

i assume there is no commandline options

nops :(

the file is coded, all u get is small smileys and pictures

refer to attachments :(

executable c-shell script!

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good news?

not a directory

file /opt/hlr/trans/exp/expDBnot a valid file or directory.

oracle>cd /opt/hlr/trans/exp
oracle> cd expDB

expDB is not a directory

:mad:

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how will i know what goes on when i choose 3 and yes? i mean how can i cut that out from the script?

ok for incrementation of the filename: `date +%d%m%y'??

thanks for your help, really...

hi,

i have to backup a database everyday on a Sun Microsystem.

i have been looking around and have found that crontab might be the answer.

the list of steps that have to be followed for me...