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You'ld better have a client CD somewhere on site, because Oracle.com no longer provides it. &nbsp;That said, why not use the 9.x software on the 8.x database? &nbsp;Lastly, I presume you choose not to use the database upgrade wizard that Oracle provides (dbua)?<br />
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You'ld better have a client CD somewhere on site, because Oracle.com no longer provides it.  That said, why not use the 9.x software on the 8.x database?  Lastly, I presume you choose not to use the database upgrade wizard that Oracle provides (dbua)?
 


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9.x client EXP does not work on a 8.0.5 data base. thats my problem.
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9.x client EXP does not work on a 8.0.5 data base. thats my problem.

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My oversight, sorry. &nbsp;If I can find an acceptable solution I'll be back.
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My oversight, sorry.  If I can find an acceptable solution I'll be back.

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I need an Oracle 8.0.5 client to export an old Oracle 8.0.5 data base, using the EXP-utility. I then will import it into an Oracle 9.2 database using an Oracle 9.2 client, using IMP.<br />
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So where to find the 8.0.5 Oracle client?
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I need an Oracle 8.0.5 client to export an old Oracle 8.0.5 data base, using the EXP-utility. I then will import it into an Oracle 9.2 database using an Oracle 9.2 client, using IMP.

So where to find the 8.0.5 Oracle client?

Where to get a Oracle 8.0.5 client

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