What is the differnce between full export and normal export

What a difference export full and normal export... I mean im-exporter schams here... with full = n. should know full = y this is happening... If I backup rman why use export and import in homogeneous medium

Hello

You should ask this question in the forum of RDBMS-

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Mike

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