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import-export with multiple files

Posted on 23-Apr-2010 By Admin No Comments on import-export with multiple files

exp userid=fdba file=dmp1.dmp,dmp2.dmp,dmp3.dmp log=myfinaldmp.log feedback=20000 filesize=1800M tables=Sp.SP_FLWS_ORDER_STATUS,Sp.SP_FLWS_ORDER_STATUS_DETAIL,sp.SP_MONITOR statistics=none

Default: expdat.dmp

Specifies the names of the export files to import. The default extension is .dmp. Because

Export supports multiple export files (see the following description of the FILESIZE

parameter), you may need to specify multiple filenames to be imported. For example:

imp scott/tiger IGNORE=y FILE = dat1.dmp, dat2.dmp, dat3.dmp FILESIZE=2048

You need not be the user who exported the export files; however, you must have read

access to the files. If you were not the exporter of the export files, you must also have

the IMP_FULL_DATABASE role granted to you

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