| Backup of Two Different Databases [message #72101] |
Sat, 08 March 2003 04:59  |
Ashwani Kumar Mathur
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Registered: March 2003
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I have installed two oracle databases on one server. Now when I uses Imp, Exp command for export dump and import purpose, it will always connects to the last database created. While both databases are in work. Both of these commands also do not have database selection option. Please suggest me the way of choosing / setting another database as default database. There must be some way of setting this in oracle configuration file. I did not find any help from internet on this topic.
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| Re: Backup of Two Different Databases [message #72103 is a reply to message #72101] |
Sun, 09 March 2003 06:43  |
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Mahesh Rajendran
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Registered: March 2002
Location: oracleDocoVille
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check your ORACLE_SID.
everytime you want to connect specifically to use a particular instance (if you have more than one database in the same machine), then your ORACLE_SID should be set.
this will pain if you have many databases.
so use connect strings!!.
let db1 = prod
db2 = test
then make db2 as ur primary database.
export the ORACLE_SID=db2 and its ORACLE_HOME in your profile ( in windows machines this is the environment variable).
NOW by default when u connect u will be connected to db2 (if you dont use a connecString).
edit db2's $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/tnsnames.ora and and tnsentries for coonecting to db1
and db2 (self).
to connect to db2:
sqlplus userName/passCode@db2
to connect to db1:
sqlplus userName/passCode@db1
the same policy applies to all tools.
use userName/passCode@connectString
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