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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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Christ, no.
That end of the trade looks deathly boring.
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:25, 1 reply, 10 years ago)
That end of the trade looks deathly boring.
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:25, 1 reply, 10 years ago)
I have to copy a DB from one server to another one
I have no idea how to copy a DB from one server to another one
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:30, Reply)
I have no idea how to copy a DB from one server to another one
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:30, Reply)
Depending on the version of Oracle that you are having to deal with
You should be able to extract the information as a CSV or XLS then the destination server should be able to recompile it from there...
Obvs, don't know what server or oracle etc you are using.
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:34, Reply)
You should be able to extract the information as a CSV or XLS then the destination server should be able to recompile it from there...
Obvs, don't know what server or oracle etc you are using.
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:34, Reply)
Export the entire thing as an oracle .dmp file
and then something something something on the other server.
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:37, Reply)
and then something something something on the other server.
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:37, Reply)
Its the something something bit I'm having trouble with
An existing empty DB is there
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:38, Reply)
An existing empty DB is there
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:38, Reply)
Have you tried printing it all off page by page
then inputting it by hand... you will then have a hard copy for future reference
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:40, Reply)
then inputting it by hand... you will then have a hard copy for future reference
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:40, Reply)
Just use "imp" then
duh.
EDIT: Or google "how to copy an oracle database to another machine"
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:44, Reply)
duh.
EDIT: Or google "how to copy an oracle database to another machine"
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:44, Reply)
That's what you want
Just export the schema. Create a blank schema on the empty db and import it.
I say "just" this sounds easy on paper but it's usually marred by oracle being a cunt for no reason.
Nearly every time I try and do something that should work it doesn't due to oracle being a prick.
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:44, Reply)
Just export the schema. Create a blank schema on the empty db and import it.
I say "just" this sounds easy on paper but it's usually marred by oracle being a cunt for no reason.
Nearly every time I try and do something that should work it doesn't due to oracle being a prick.
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:44, Reply)
My God. These rants make sense to me now Im practically IT myself :(
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:48, Reply)
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:48, Reply)
Being it is easy really.
Just refuse to do anything and mumble things about 'security' or 'performance'.
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:49, Reply)
Just refuse to do anything and mumble things about 'security' or 'performance'.
( , Tue 5 Aug 2014, 14:49, Reply)
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