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Exporting data using Data Pump - Oracle Database Tutorial
From the course: Oracle Database 12c: Backup and Recovery
Exporting data using Data Pump
- [Instructor] Exporting data from your Oracle database using data pump is very easy and very straightforward. It's accomplished by using the expdp, command line utility. Expdp stands for export data pump. Let's see a quick example by exporting an entire Oracle schema. Entire meaning all of it's tables, indexes, views procedures and so on. To do that, we will tie expdp, using the expdp utility. Specify username and password, that has permissions to perform the export. In our case it's system and a password of oracle. Remember that this can change in your own environment. We'll also need to specify, which schemas we want to export. We do that by using the schemas parameter. So schemas= and a list of one or more schemas. Let's stick with one schema for our first example. So let's choose to export the Scott, schema. This will instruct Oracle data pump to export the Scott schema, only the Scott schema and all of the data and objects contained within it. Remember, that the Oracle export…
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Exporting data using Data Pump5m 44s
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Specifying export directory5m 49s
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Exporting a PDB in Oracle 12c9m 5s
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Viewing Data Pump log files4m 29s
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Importing data using Data Pump7m 20s
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Object filtering during import and export7m 4s
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Advanced object filtering3m 56s
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Using parameter files5m 23s
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Monitoring and controlling Data Pump jobs4m 17s
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