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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Using OPatch
OPatch is installed in it’s own directory under $ORACLE_HOME called OPatch. It does not get added to your $PATH variable and you need to be in the OPatch directory, or add it to execute.
dbms_datapump 10g
DBMS_DATAPUMP The DBMS_DATAPUMP package is used to move all, or part of, a database between databases, including both data and metadata, or for backups.
Posted in datapump, Import/Export, Oracle
Tagged automated, DBMS_DATAPUMP, expdp, EXPORT~JOB, IMPDP
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DBMS_ASSERT
DBMS_ASSERT. Interesting functions here, which can assist you in confirming a schema or object prior to execution.
