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Can I import a local database to a remote database via TCP/IP by SQL*NET [message #367689]

Thu, 14 October 1999 22:58

Michael
Messages: 61
Registered: October 1999

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Hi everybody,

If I use a service name bound to a remote machine via TCP/IP, how can I import a local EXPORTED .DMP file to the remote database?

Thanx for kind attention

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Re: Can I import a local database to a remote database via TCP/IP by SQL*NET [message #367703 is a reply to message #367689]

Mon, 22 November 1999 11:16

Rajesh Matkar
Messages: 20
Registered: September 1999

Junior Member

Hi, If u want to import local db into remote db then first create connect string for remote db and by using import utility of oracle u can import ur local db into remote db (username/passward@connect_string).
If u have any problem then write me.
Try it .
Rajesh Matkar

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