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File split and compress in Unix - how to import to W2K [message #73867] Tue, 27 July 2004 05:55 Go to next message
KenS
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Registered: July 2004
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The DBA's use the following command to export the production database.  How do we import the resulting files into a Windows database?

 

nohup split -b2047m /tmp/${ORACLE_SID}_split_pipe ${export_dir}/${file_prefix}
&
nohup /usr/bin/compress </tmp/${ORACLE_SID}_compress_pipe >/tmp/${ORACLE_SID}_
split_pipe &
exp parfile=${etcpath}/exp_${ORACLE_SID}.par
Re: File split and compress in Unix - how to import to W2K [message #73875 is a reply to message #73867] Wed, 28 July 2004 03:29 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Mahesh Rajendran
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first, there similiar utilities available ( freeware ) in windows.
like winrar.exe and hjsplit.exe.
You can write wrapper script to do this.

>>>How do we import the resulting files into a Windows database?

first using similiar methods
first create pipes in background, join and uncompres the files and do the import through the pipe

If you want to use the file created in UNIX environment, then,
1. import from unix env (create tnsconnection to target db)
or
2. FTP the files to windows machine ( do FTP in BIN format) and do import.
Re: File split and compress in Unix - how to import to W2K [message #73878 is a reply to message #73867] Wed, 28 July 2004 04:53 Go to previous message
KenS
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Thanks for your response. I went the route of importing from a Unix environment. I couldn't do this originally because I only had access to Windows environments. Convinced Mgt to give Unix access and got it done. I will still look into the Exe's you mentioned. Thanks again!
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