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Rachel Carmichael wrote:
>
> de nada -- just trying to beat my fan club (thanks Ruth and Bill :) ) to
> the punch.
>
> Now..... in 8i (not sure which flavor) you can have export do the split as
> part of the export. I don't think it compresses it but it will at least
> break the files down
>
the export parameter "FILESIZE" maximum size of each dump file in bytes in conjunction with a list of files in FILE=(file1,file2,...,filen) works great.
for Compression - for NT/W2K:
PowerArchiver has command-line support for compressing files - provided
that they are less than 2 GB.
http://ipsoft.cjb.net/
check out the section on command-line support.
PACOMP.EXE
ARJ is great - but its not free.
Also, if you don't like reading man pages - this one is real short.
Usage:
PACOMP {-commands -commands ...} {d:}{\path\}filespec.ext {files ...}
Commands:
a : add files to archive (default) u : update files to archive m : move files to archive (files only) p|P : store relative Pathnames|store full Pathnames c<0..2> : set compression level (0 - store; 1 - normal ; 2 -maximal)
s<password> : scramble with password (must be given) o : store date using the current system's date
my example:
destination source
pacomp -a -c1 d:\ZipFiles\DEV\EXP\dev_dat.zip D:\Oracle\Admin\DEV\exp\dev_dat.*
yum.
Now you have NO reason for not keeping a backup set on disk.
Paul
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