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  • Oracle: How to export .dmp file?

    ramana_slv

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    Updated: Oct 22, 2024
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    How export .dmp file into the database(oracle)?
    please tell me..............
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  • Reya

    MemberSep 17, 2010

    command used to export a .dmp file

    exp SYSTEM/passwd FULL=y FILE=database_export.dmp GRANTS=y ROWS=y

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  • ramana_slv

    MemberSep 18, 2010

    hi preveena its not working yaar....................

    actually I know How to import and export .dmp file from the database. But that process not working errors occur now. why I don't know praveena..............
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  • Reya

    MemberSep 19, 2010

    can u tell me what error you got?so that i can solve your problem..
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  • Manish Goyal

    MemberSep 19, 2010

    can you post the error and method you are using?
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  • ramana_slv

    MemberSep 20, 2010

    Dmp file can place in the c:drive and then
    open command prompt give cmd cd\ and press enter and give cmd "exp" then
    C:\>exp
    Export: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Tue Sep 21 06:51:02 2010
    Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
    Username:
    Password:
    when ever we gave username and password
    it asks buffer size then we press enter then it asks exported file name then we give the file name with .dmp extension
    then it asks the exported file can be placed which user then we give the user name then
    then all the files are exported to the corresponded user it give message exported successfully.But no data in the particular user.....why I don't know please tell me .....................
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