If you work with 10g or 11g (not for 9i), you can use impdp/expdp. See http://www.oracle-base.com
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Browse All TopicsHow to import/export schema objects in oracle?
like tables,indexes,functions
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If you work with 10g or 11g (not for 9i), you can use impdp/expdp. See http://www.oracle-base.com
1. create database link with system user, on destination db to source
CREATE DATABASE LINK TEST1
CONNECT TO SYSTEM
IDENTIFIED BY PWD
USING 'TEST1';
where TEST1 is tns entry in tnsnames.ora looking into source db.
2. on same server, use datapump utility with network link
impdp system network_link=TEST1 directory=DATA_PUMP_DIR SCHEMAS=schema_name logfile=1.log CONTENT=METADATA_ONLY
This will import all functions, procrdures, etc, without table data records
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by: ppinonPosted on 2009-10-29 at 07:09:04ID: 25693807
with exp/imp you can import/export a database, schemas, tables (+ indexes), but not functions/procedures separately.
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