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Oracle export /backup and import /restore schemas

A----------------------------------------EXPORT/BACKUP----------------------------------------------------

1-
 make new folder for the backup  let say c:/oracle/import/MY_DATA_PUMP_DIRECTORY

2- 
sqlplus  login as system user


3-
CREATE DIRECTORY MY_DATA_PUMP_DIRECTORY AS 'c:/oracle/MY_DATA_PUMP_DIRECTORY';




4-
grant all on directory MY_DATA_PUMP_DIRECTORY to system;

5- exit sqlplus and run the following from command line

expdp system/password DIRECTORY=MY_DATA_PUMP_DIRECTORY DUMPFILE=schemaName.dmp logfile=schemaName.log SCHEMAS=schemaName


B-----------------------------IMPORT/RESTORE--------------------------------------------------------------------



1- make sure you have the directory  MY_DATA_PUMP_DIRECTORY   the same as for the import



2-
impdp system/password  DIRECTORY=MY_DATA_PUMP_DIRECTORY dumpfile=schemaName.dmp logfile=schemaName.log SCHEMAS=schemaName


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