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Importing through Shell [message #198298] Mon, 16 October 2006 08:44 Go to next message
marlon_loyolite
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Hi Friends ,
I have run shell scripts for importing from my local system through TELNET It was running fine on the server.But now I need to import the same dump file into my local database.The ORACLE_SID refering to the database in the server is same as the database in my local system.

So how to tell through the scripts that I need to connect to my local system.

If anyone could explain this it could be of great help.

Regards
Marlon.

Re: Importing through Shell [message #198312 is a reply to message #198298] Mon, 16 October 2006 09:26 Go to previous message
Mahesh Rajendran
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>> So how to tell through the scripts that I need to connect to my local system.
Post your script
or alteast the relevant part of it.
All you need is
imp user/pass@localdatabase .... #localdatabase is the tnsentry in tnsnames.ora that will identify you local database.
or
export ORACLE_SID=yourlocaldatabasesid #in unix
set ORACLE_SID=youlocaldatabasesid #in windows
imp user/pass ....
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