Create tablespace with datafile

Hello

We have consistent backup of cold (managed by the user) of 10.2.0.1 on our usb drive. Now I want to create a new tablespace using this data file (there is only one file of data in the previous db tablespace) in my current 11.2.0.1 db running. Please tell me how to create the new tablespace using the saved data file. Operating system is windows xp for both the database.

Thanking you.

Hello

This seems quite difficult... The easiest way is to start an instance of 10g, export data (using exp/expdb) and then import it into the running instance of 11 g...
I found a similar thread here, it might give you some help import a Datafile (.dbf) in 11 g 10 g tablespace

HtH

Johan

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