The correct way to transfer the data depend on many other things: consistency requirements referencial constraints network channel presence of LONG columns data volume DB version disk storage availability (to store a dump file) and other things like sequences that may need to be adjusted Possible solutions may include: emp/imp empdp/impdp SQL*Plus copy truncate/insert via DB link Sergey On 11/2/06, crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, There are 989 tables which table data I need to replicate in both databases Isabel Bedoya Gómez Gestión de Tecnología Tel. 2307500 ext: 4077 [image: Inactive hide details for "LS Cheng" <exriscer@xxxxxxxxx>]"LS Cheng" <exriscer@xxxxxxxxx> *"LS Cheng" <exriscer@xxxxxxxxx>* 02/11/2006 08:02 Para crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx cc jkstill@xxxxxxxxx, oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Asunto Re: export table data hi you can use sqlplus copy command On 11/2/06, *crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx* <crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <*crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx * <crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote: Hi Jared, I have two different instances, in each of them I have the schemas SR1 and SR2, both of them are same, with the same objects, tables, indexes, etc. I just need to transfer the table data from the SR1's tables to the SR2's tables. How can I do so? Isabel Bedoya Gómez Gestión de Tecnología Tel. 2307500 ext: 4077 "Jared Still" <* jkstill@xxxxxxxxx* <jkstill@xxxxxxxxx>> *"Jared Still" <**jkstill@xxxxxxxxx* <jkstill@xxxxxxxxx>* >* Enviado por: * oracle-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx *<oracle-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 01/11/2006 18:22 Por favor, responda a* **jkstill@xxxxxxxxx* <jkstill@xxxxxxxxx> Para * **crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx* <crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> cc Asunto Re: export table data On 11/1/06, *crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx** *<crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <*crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx** * <crcbedoy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote: I would like to know something, I need to export the table data from one instance to another, how can I do so? You will need to provide more detail. Do you just want to copy to a new database: 1) just a few tables 2) a schema 3) the whole database How large is the data to be moved? How will data be moved to the target?: 1) by Gig ethernet 2) by 100Meg ethernet 3) by 10Meg ethernet 4) T1 5) Fractional T1 6) DSL 7) Flash Drive 6) Dial up You could: export/import replicate with Data Guard replicate with Materialized views restore a backup duplicate with rman restore hot backup, rman or file based other choices I haven't thought of. -- Jared Still Certifiable Oracle DBA and Part Time Perl Evangelist