Oracle 10g Export Data Pump

Hi, I wrote the following statement to export some objects in my diagram. My question is if the indices and the table_data for export for the charts that I export or all tables in the schema? I want to export index and table_datA only in exported tables. Also, if I want to import anything that has been exported so that should be the statement?

expdp schema/password DIRECTORY = data_pump_dir DUMPFILE = kenya.dmp SCHEMA = schema SQLFILE = kenya.sql
INCLUDE = TABLE: ' like "TB_KEN_ % '"
INCLUDE = INDEX
INCLUDE TABLE_DATA =
INCLUDE = VIEW
INCLUDE = PACKAGE_BODY
INCLUDE = PACKAGE_SPEC
INCLUDE = PROCEDURE

When I posted this response, I did not have access to a database. I just tired it and I've only got the data and the indexes associated with the tables that were specified on the command export.

So YES, it will export only the data and indexes for the specified tables. I will export all the data in the table and all indexes for the specified schema.

Dean

Published by: Dean WINS on August 25, 2009 07:46

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