RE: Invoking Export as SYSDBA
- From: "Paul Vincent" <Paul.Vincent@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <Oracle-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2005 08:21:14 +0100
Typical! Posted the question and then almost immediately came across the
answer:
The Solaris escape character is backslash - \ - so preceding each
double-quotation mark thus worked:
exp \"username/password AS SYSDBA\" ...
Hope this is useful to somebody - it certainly had me slapping my
forehead!
Cheers,
Paul
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> Subject: Invoking Export as SYSDBA
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> Firstly, many thanks to everyone who gave me advice about=20
> truncating event logs and listener logs - much appreciated.
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> I've been experimenting with the various options of Oracle=20
> Import and Export (with Oracle 8i and 9i), and have come=20
> across a strange problem:
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> The syntax of imp and exp specifies that you can invoke them=20
> as SYSDBA by starting the statement thus:
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> exp username/password AS SYSDBA ...
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> but when I try this out on a Solaris system I get:
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> LRM-00108: invalid positional parameter value 'as'
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> Then I noticed a note in the documentation for Export,=20
> saying that because the string "AS SYSDBA" contains a blank,=20
> most operating systems require the entire string=20
> 'username/password AS SYDBA' be placed in quotation marks or=20
> marked as a literal by some method. It also says the=20
> quotation marks may need to be preceded by an escape character. So I
> tried:
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> exp "username/password AS SYSDBA" ...
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> and still got the LRM-00108 message as before. Now, I've=20
> tried looking in the documentation for anything about escape=20
> characters, but can find nothing.=3D20
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> Can anyone using Oracle under Solaris tell me where I'm=20
> going wrong, please?
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> And, yes, I know generally there's no need to ever use the=20
> "as sysdba"
> option for import/export, but I'm just experimenting, and=20
> this is a mystery I'd like to clear up.
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> Thanks,
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> Paul Vincent
> DBA
> UCE Birmingham
> paul.vincent@xxxxxxxxx
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