How to exclude statistics using Data Pump API?

How to exclude all statistics when exporting data by using the data pump API Oracle (package DBMS_DATAPUMP)?

You would call the api metadata filter as follows:

dbms_datapump. () METADATA_FILTER
manage = your_handle_here,
name = "EXCLUDE_PATH_LIST"
value = 'STATISTICS');

I hope this helps.

Dean

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Select table when import using Data Pump API

Hello
Sorry for the trivial question, I export the data using Data Pump API, with the mode "TABLE".
If all the tables will be exported in a .dmp file.

So, my question is how to import a few tables using Data Pump API?, how to set the "TABLES" property as a command line interface?
can I use procedures DATA_FILTER?, if so how?

Really thanks in advance

Kind regards

Kahlil

Hello

You should use the procedure of metadata_filter for the same thing.
for example:

dbms_datapump.metadata_filter
            (handle1
             ,'NAME_EXPR'
             ,'IN (''TABLE1'', '"TABLE2'')'
            );
{code}

Regards
Anurag

Data pump API HR skills profile
Hello

I use the API of data pump for competence as below to load data in the HRMS table per_competence_elements base competency profile.

Hrdpp_Create_Competence_Elemen.Insert_Batch_Lines (parameters...)

It is properly inserted in the records to the table of data lines batch but when pump process lines for competency profiles record and call APIs skill which is hr_competence_element_api.create_competence_elements

from there, I get the error of process data pump line-> ' you must enter a jurisdiction and date of when you set up a skills profile. "

Can someone help me on this? I was wrong this error for a few weeks.

Example Data Pump API for jurisdiction and parameters that I passed in:

Hrdpp_Create_Competence_Elemen.Insert_Batch_Lines (p_Batch_Id = > Get_Batch_Id (p_Batch_Name),)
p_data_pump_business_grp_name = > "Seagate Technology,"
p_User_Sequence = > 5,
p_Link_Value = > Get_Link_Value (p_Seq_Num).
p_Type = > "STAFF."
P_EFFECTIVE_DATE_FROM = > l_Date_Acquired,
P_EFFECTIVE_DATE_TO = > l_Date_Acquired,
P_ATTRIBUTE1 = > l_School,
P_ATTRIBUTE2 = > l_GPA_Honors,
P_ATTRIBUTE3 = > l_School_Country,
P_EFFECTIVE_DATE = > To_Date (Trunc (SYSDATE)).
P_STATUS = > "ACHIEVED."
P_COMPETENCE_NAME = > l_Competence,
P_RATING_SCALE_NAME = > 'Education ',.
P_RATING_LEVEL_NAME = > l_Name);

Thank you.
Since then, Chin Ping

Published by: user11368704 on January 29, 2011 07:50
This error message is HR_51670_CEL_PER_TYPE_ERROR, which is mentioned in the line API Manager per_cel_bus.chk_type_and_validation. It uses this condition to determine if this error is to be triggered. If this is TRUE, this error is raised:

If ((p_person_id est NULL et que p_party_id est NULL) - fusion HR/CWA)
P_competence_id is NULL
P_effective_date_from is NULL
P_competence_type is not null
P_assessment_id is not null
P_assessment_type_id is not null
P_activity_version_id is not null
P_enterprise_id is not null
P_organization_id is not null
P_job_id is not null
P_valid_grade_id is not null
P_position_id is not null
P_parent_competence_element_id is not null
P_group_competence_type is not null
P_high_proficiency_level_id is not null
P_mandatory is not null
P_normal_elapse_duration is not null
P_normal_elapse_duration_unit is not null
P_sequence_number is not null
P_weighting_level_id is not null
P_rating_level_id is not null
P_competence_type is not null
)
then

By looking at your data maybe pump API call would help:

(1) pass p_person_id
(2) pass p_competence_id instead of p_competence_name

What is the deal?

Export the whole (10 GB) using Data Pump utility export base
Hello

I have a requirement that we have to export all of the base (10 GB) using Data Pump export utility because it is not possible to send the discharge of 10 GB in a CD/DVD for the seller of our application system (to analyze a few problems that we have).

Now when I checked online full export is available but not able to understand how it works, as we never used this data pump utility, we use the method of normal export. In addition, the data pump will reduce the size of the dump file so it can fit on a DVD or can we use utility export parallel DB full to split the files and include them in a DVD, it is possible.

Please correct me if I am wrong and kindly help.

Thank you for your help in advance.
Pravin,

The server saves files in the directory object that you specify on the command line. So what you want to do is:

1. from your operating system, find an existing directory or create a new directory. In case you, C:/Dump is as good a place as any.

2. connect to sqlplus and create the directory object. Just use the path. I use linux, so my directory looks like/scratch/xxx/yyy
If you use Windows, the path to your directory would look like C:/Dump you should not attack.

3. don't forget to grant access to this directory. You can grant access to a single user, group of users, or the public. Just like
any other object.

If it helps, or if she has answered your question, please mark messages with the appropriate tag.

Thank you

Dean

Upgrade of database using Data Pump
Hello

I'm moving my database to a Windows 2003 server to Windows 2007 server. At the same time I get to level this database from 10g to 11 g 2 (11.2.0.3).
so, I use the export / import method of upgrade (via Data Pump not the old exp/imp).

I have exported successfully by the source database and created the empty shell ready to take import database. However, I have a couple of queries

Q1. with regard to all objects in the source database SYSTEM. How they will import as target the new database already has a SYSTEM tablespace
I guess I need to use the TABLE_EXISTS_ACTION option for import. However should I set this Append, SKIP, REPLACE or TRUNCATE - which is best?

Q2. I intend to slightly modify the directory structure on the new database server - it would be preferable to pre-create the tablespaces or leave that to import but use the REMAPPER DATAFILE option - what is all the world experience to know what is the best way to go? Once again if I pre-create the tablespaces, how should I inform the import to ignore the creation of the tablespaces

Q3. These 2 databases are on the same network, so in theorey instead of a manual export, copy of the dump for the new server file, then import, I could use a link to network for import. I was wondering where it all stupid this method using the explicit export dump file?

Thank you
Jim
Jim,

Q1. with regard to all objects in the source database SYSTEM. How they will import as target the new database already has a SYSTEM tablespace
I guess I need to use the TABLE_EXISTS_ACTION option for import. However should I set this Append, SKIP, REPLACE or TRUNCATE - which is best?

What if all you have is the basic database and nothing created, then you can do the full = y. In fact, it is probably what you want. The system tablespace will be there then when Data Pump attempts to create, it will fail just as the create statement. Anything else will fail. In most cases, your system tables will already be there, and that's ok too. If you import schema view, you will miss out on some of the other things.

Q2. I intend to slightly modify the directory structure on the new database server - it would be better to pre-create the tablespaces or leave cela import but use the REMAPPING > DATAFILE option - what is everyones experience to know what is the best way to go? Once again if I pre-create the tablespaces, how should I inform the import to ignore the creation of the tablespaces

If the directory structure is different (which they usually are), then there is no easier way. You can run impdp but with sqlfile and you can tell - include = tablespace. This will give you all orders of tablespace to create in a txt file and you can edit the text file to change what you want to change. You can tell datapump to ignore the creation of tablespace using--exclude = tablespace

Q3. These 2 databases are on the same network, so in theorey instead of a manual export, copy of the dump for the new server file, then import, I could use a link to network for import. I > I was just wondering where it all with this method using the explicit export dump file?

The only con might be if you have a slow network. This will make it slower, but if you need to copy the dumpfile on the same network, then you will always see the same basic traffic. The benefits are that we should not have additional disk space. Here's how I look at it.

1. you have XX GB for the source database
2. you are looking for the source dumpfile YY GB
3. you must YY GB for the dumpfile target that you copy
4. you have XX GB for the target database.

By network get rid if YY * 2 GB for the dumpfiles.

Dean

10g to 11 GR 2 upgrade using Data Pump Import
Hello

I intend to move a database 10g a windows server to another. However, there is also a requirement to upgrade this database to GR 11, 2. That's why I was going to combine the 2 in one movement.

1. take an export of complete data to source 10 g data pump
2. create a new database empty 11 g on the target environment
3 import the dump file into the target database

However, I have a couple of queries running in my mind about this approach-

Q1. What happens with the SYSTEM and SYS SYSTEM and SYSAUX objects when importing? Given that I have in fact already created a new dictionary on the empty target database - import SYS or SYSTEM will simply produce errror messages that should be ignored?

Q2. should I use EXCLUDE on SYS and SYSTEM (is it EXCLUDE better export or import side)?

Q3. What happens if there are things like scheduled tasks, etc. on the source system - since these would be stored in the property SYSTEM tables, how I would bring them across to the target 11 g database?

Thank you
Jim
This approach is included in the Upgrade Guide 11 GR 2 - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e23633/expimp.htm

PL, ensure that you use SYSDBA privileges to run commands expdp and impdp. See here the first sections of "Note".

http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/dp_export.htm#sthref57
http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e22490/dp_import.htm#i1012504

As mentioned, sown schemas (for example SYS etc.) are not exported. See http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/dp_export.htm#i1006790

HTH
Srini

How to check my use (data size) of Oracle XE?
The maximum is 4G, right? How will I know how much there is to the left of sqlplus? Thank you very much!

Also, if I use the space, can I backup my DB and empty for later use?
Here are a few queries dictionary to find the space used and who owns the blocks...
```
select a.tablespace_name ts, a.file_id,
sum(b.bytes)/count(*) bytes,
sum(b.bytes)/count(*) - sum(a.bytes) used,
sum(a.bytes) free,
nvl(100-(sum(nvl(a.bytes,0))/(sum(nvl(b.bytes,0))/count(*)))*100,0) pct_used
from sys.dba_free_space a, sys.dba_data_files b
where a.tablespace_name = b.tablespace_name and a.file_id = b.file_id
 and a.tablespace_name not in ('SYSTEM', 'SYSAUX','UNDOTBS')
group by a.tablespace_name, a.file_id
order by 1
```
System, sysaux cancellation are not supposed to count towards 4G. To display totals by schema...
```
select OWNER, TABLESPACE_NAME, sum( BYTES ) from dba_segments
 where tablespace_name not in ('SYSTEM', 'SYSAUX','UNDOTBS')
group by OWNER, TABLESPACE_NAME;
```
If you are bumping into the limit of 4G and you decide one of these owners can be trashed, which will certainly free up space.
```
drop user [username] cascade;
```
Check the export and datapump utilities docs, save a username is to do an OWNER = user name of dump or simply close the database and make a backup of data files some safe place.

Migration using data pump for Oracle 10 g-> Oracle 11 g
Hi all

1)
At the moment I am using Oracle 11g. I have a plan to import data from Oracle 10 g. I would like to know if its possible to import data that has been exported by datapump on Oracle 10 g?

Can I convert somehow expdp out of Oracle 10 g Oracle 11 g format?

2)
The next question is. If I use expdp to create the dump of the database complete. Can I use *.dmp for import selected users? Or only the complete database can be restored?
Yes, you can import dump 10g in an 11g database.

Maybe you should take the time and read the section on datapump in the Oracle thin® [Database Utilities | http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28319/dp_import.htm#i1007324] Manual.
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is it possible to exclude some tables of data pump?
Hello

I want to exclude some tables while import/export to a single system using data pump. Is this all possible for this?

If this isn't the case, please suggest me for all other ideas too.

Iqbal
Use the exclude parameter and check the link below.

http://www.Oracle-base.com/articles/10G/Oracle-data-pump-10G.php

Concerning
Asif Kabir

Data pump - export without data

To export the database without data in old tool exp was the parameter ROWS defined as N. How to import the schema of database without data using data pump technology?

You can see by checking using dump export on your command line like this

C:\Documents and Settings\nupneja>expdp -help

Export: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Friday, 09 April, 2010 18:06:09

Copyright (c) 2003, 2005, Oracle.  All rights reserved.

The Data Pump export utility provides a mechanism for transferring data objects
between Oracle databases. The utility is invoked with the following command:

   Example: expdp scott/tiger DIRECTORY=dmpdir DUMPFILE=scott.dmp

You can control how Export runs by entering the 'expdp' command followed
by various parameters. To specify parameters, you use keywords:

   Format:  expdp KEYWORD=value or KEYWORD=(value1,value2,...,valueN)
   Example: expdp scott/tiger DUMPFILE=scott.dmp DIRECTORY=dmpdir SCHEMAS=scott
               or TABLES=(T1:P1,T1:P2), if T1 is partitioned table

USERID must be the first parameter on the command line.

Keyword               Description (Default)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ATTACH                Attach to existing job, e.g. ATTACH [=job name].
COMPRESSION           Reduce size of dumpfile contents where valid
                      keyword values are: (METADATA_ONLY) and NONE.
*CONTENT*               Specifies data to unload where the valid keywords are:
                      (ALL), DATA_ONLY, and METADATA_ONLY.
DIRECTORY             Directory object to be used for dumpfiles and logfiles.
DUMPFILE              List of destination dump files (expdat.dmp),
                      e.g. DUMPFILE=scott1.dmp, scott2.dmp, dmpdir:scott3.dmp.
ENCRYPTION_PASSWORD   Password key for creating encrypted column data.
ESTIMATE              Calculate job estimates where the valid keywords are:
                      (BLOCKS) and STATISTICS.
ESTIMATE_ONLY         Calculate job estimates without performing the export.
EXCLUDE               Exclude specific object types, e.g. EXCLUDE=TABLE:EMP.
FILESIZE              Specify the size of each dumpfile in units of bytes.
FLASHBACK_SCN         SCN used to set session snapshot back to.
FLASHBACK_TIME        Time used to get the SCN closest to the specified time.
FULL                  Export entire database (N).
HELP                  Display Help messages (N).
INCLUDE               Include specific object types, e.g. INCLUDE=TABLE_DATA.
JOB_NAME              Name of export job to create.
LOGFILE               Log file name (export.log).
NETWORK_LINK          Name of remote database link to the source system.
NOLOGFILE             Do not write logfile (N).
PARALLEL              Change the number of active workers for current job.
PARFILE               Specify parameter file.
QUERY                 Predicate clause used to export a subset of a table.
SAMPLE                Percentage of data to be exported;
SCHEMAS               List of schemas to export (login schema).
STATUS                Frequency (secs) job status is to be monitored where
                      the default (0) will show new status when available.
TABLES                Identifies a list of tables to export - one schema only.
TABLESPACES           Identifies a list of tablespaces to export.
TRANSPORT_FULL_CHECK  Verify storage segments of all tables (N).
TRANSPORT_TABLESPACES List of tablespaces from which metadata will be unloaded.
VERSION               Version of objects to export where valid keywords are:
                      (COMPATIBLE), LATEST, or any valid database version.

The following commands are valid while in interactive mode.
Note: abbreviations are allowed

Command               Description
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ADD_FILE              Add dumpfile to dumpfile set.
CONTINUE_CLIENT       Return to logging mode. Job will be re-started if idle.
EXIT_CLIENT           Quit client session and leave job running.
FILESIZE              Default filesize (bytes) for subsequent ADD_FILE commands.
HELP                  Summarize interactive commands.
KILL_JOB              Detach and delete job.
PARALLEL              Change the number of active workers for current job.
                      PARALLEL=.
START_JOB             Start/resume current job.
STATUS                Frequency (secs) job status is to be monitored where
                      the default (0) will show new status when available.
                      STATUS[=interval]
STOP_JOB              Orderly shutdown of job execution and exits the client.
                      STOP_JOB=IMMEDIATE performs an immediate shutdown of the
                      Data Pump job.

C:\Documents and Settings\nupneja>

Content to the "metadata_only" parameter will export only the structure of the schema to skip the lines.

Data Pump Export/Import

Hello Forum,
I have a question regarding imports and exports of data pump, perhaps what I should already know.
I need to empty a table that has about 200 million lines, that I need to get rid of about three quarters of data.
My intention is to use the data pump to export the table and and indexes and constraints etc..
The table has no relationship to any other table, it is composed of approximately 8 columns with constraints not null.
My plan is
1 truncate table
2. disable or remove index
3 leave the constraints in place?
4. use data pump to import a lines to keep.
My question
will be my clues and imported too much constraints I want to import only a subset of my exported table?
or
If I dropped the table after truncation, I'll be able to import my table and indexes, even if I use the sub as part of my statement to import query functionality?
My table using the query sub in data pump functionality must exist in the database before doing the import
or handful of data pump import as usual IE will create table indices grants and statistics etc.?
Thank you for your comments.
Concerning

Your approach is ineffective.

What you need to do is to

create the table in select foo * bar where the

bar of truncate table;

Insert / * + APPEND * / into select bar * foo.

Rebuild the indexes on the table.

Fact.

This whole thing with expdp and impdp is only a waste of resources. My approach generates redo a minimum.

----------

Sybrand Bakker

Senior Oracle DBA

Data pump and the users and developers of Apex_Admin
Hello

I use Data Pump to save the schema that I use. It works very well. Now I would like to use Data Pump export and import the users listed in the application of Apex_Admin under workspaces manage / managing the Deverlopers and users.
Where are stored the users? How to build the EXPDP / statements IMPDP.

Thanks for your help.
Hello

Schema APEX_xxxxxx or FLOWS_xxxxxx are stored users APEX is where all your application metadata and workspace. The scheme name depends on your version of the APEX.
Maybe you're using APEXExport. Check out this blog of Johns.
http://Jes.blogs.shellprompt.NET/2006/12/12/backing-up-your-applications/

Kind regards
Jari

http://dbswh.webhop.NET/dbswh/f?p=blog:Home:0

Data Pump Export Wizard in TOAD
Hello
I am new to the interface of TOAD.

I would like to export tables from a database and import it into another. I intend to use Data Pump Export / Import Wizard in TOAD.

I installed 9.1 Toad on WINDOWS XP and I connect to the BOX (DB server) using the customer Oracle UNIX.

I know that the command line data pump process IE $expdp and $impdp.

But I don't have a direct access to the UNIX BOX, IE the HOST so I would use TOAD to do the job.

I would like to know what is the process for this.

How different it is to use the command line data pump... With the help of TOAD where we create DIRECTORY DATAPUMP?

I can do it on the local computer?

Basically, I would like to know the process of import/export using TOAD with no direct access to the UNIX MACHINE.

Thanks in advance.
user13517642 wrote:
Hello
I am new to the interface of TOAD.

I would like to export tables from a database and import it into another. I intend to use Data Pump Export / Import Wizard in TOAD.

I installed 9.1 Toad on WINDOWS XP and I connect to the BOX (DB server) using the customer Oracle UNIX.

I know that the command line data pump process IE $expdp and $impdp.

But I don't have a direct access to the UNIX BOX, IE the HOST so I would use TOAD to do the job.

I would like to know what is the process for this.

How different it is to use the command line data pump... With the help of TOAD where we create DIRECTORY DATAPUMP?

I can do it on the local computer?

Basically, I would like to know the process of import/export using TOAD with no direct access to the UNIX MACHINE.

Thanks in advance.

I don't think that you can do with TOAD withouth physically copy of the file on the remote host. However, you have another option. "You can use the link to database to load data * without copying it to the remote host" using NETWORK_LINK parameter, as described below:

For export:
http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/dp_export.htm#sthref144
The NETWORK_LINK parameter initiates an export using a database link. This means that the system whereby the customer expdp is connected contact data source referenced by the source_database_link, he extracted data and writes the data to a dump on the connected system file.

To imprt:
http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/dp_import.htm#sthref320
The parameter NETWORK_LINK initiates a network import. This means the impdp customer initiates import demand, usually in the local database. This server comes in contact with the remote source database referenced by source_database_link and retrieves the data directly, it rewrites in the target database. There is no involved dump file.

Kamran Agayev a.
Oracle ACE
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My video tutorials of Oracle - http://kamranagayev.wordpress.com/oracle-video-tutorials/

I want to learn more about the data pump and table space transferable
Please notify easy tutorials as I want to know how to import and export between oracle 10 and 11.
Thank you
Hello
Please check this oracle tutorial:
http://www.exforsys.com/tutorials/Oracle-10G/Oracle-10G-using-data-pump-import.html
about transportable table spaces, you may consult:
http://www.rampant-books.com/art_otn_transportable_tablespace_tricks.htm
Kind regards
Mohamed
Oracle DBA

a question about data pump
Hello

I'm running a full database export using data pump. (full = y)

To ensure data integrity, I have blocked certain patterns before starting the exp.
I want to assure you that these patterns locked still be exported (not not being ignored), right?

Please help confirm.

Thank you very much.

db version: 10.2.0.3 in Linux 5

Published by: 995137 on April 23, 2013 15:30
Hello
If a schema is locked/unlocked makes no difference to datapump - he extracted them anyway with a full extract. The log file should list all the tables that are expoted, so you should see them there.

Kind regards
Harry

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