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use toad and export the table to a text file.
Also u could use the command line export/import utility.
But setting up oem is not that dificult.
Regards
Paulo
-----Original Message-----
Sent: quinta-feira, 6 de Fevereiro de 2003 9:34
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
In Sybase's ASA there was an "unload" command which wrote to a text file the SQL to recreate a table, along with all it's data which running the SQL then imported. This allowed you to very easily dump a table, edit it's structure and suck the data back in.
The closest thing I've found in Oracle is right-clicking on a table | Data Management | Export. However, we're not running the Oracle Management Server (just because we don't know how to set that up yet), so this functionality isn't available.
Barring installing OMS, is there a quick and dirty way to do this?
And, if the answer is "no", is OMS easy to set up? Thanks!
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