HOW TO EXPORT DATA FROM REMOTE DATABASE USING DATAPUMP.

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HOW TO EXPORT DATA FROM REMOTE DATABASE USING DATAPUMP.

In this article, we will see how to export data from remote database and import in source database.

Source Database :

iP address : 192.168.0.51

Instance Name : primary

Remote Database : 

iP address : 192.168.0.61

Instance Name : orcl

Steps to implement :

1.Networking b/w hosts (Both Source and Remote servers should ping each other)

2.Create & start listener.ora  in Remote server.

3.create  tnsnames.ora in Source server .

4.In source database choose one user and create database link.

5.check database link by selecting data

6.In source server perform EXPDP operation using network_link

7.Import data into source database using dumpfile

Now implement above steps :

Step 1 :

Networking b/w hosts (Both Source and Remote servers should ping each other)

Remote Server :

Step 2 :

Create & start listener.ora  in Remote server.

Start listener

Source Server :

Step 3 :

create  tnsnames.ora in Source server .

Step 4 :

In source database choose one user and create database link.

Create database link

Step 5 :

Selecting  the data using database link

Yes , The data is selecting through dblink from remote database.

Step 6 :

Now perform export operation by creating PAR file.

Create PAR file

Now export the data

Execution :

Check Dumpfile and Logfiles.

Step 7 :

Perform import operation to source database using dumpfile

Create Parfile

Perform import operation

In above import operation , if tables already exists it will truncate those tables and then data will be imported.

Performing Import without dumpfile using network_link 

On Source database :

Perform import operation use same parfile

import operation

In above import operation , if tables already exists it will truncate those tables and then data will be imported without generating dumpfiles and logfiles

 

 

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Note: Please test scripts in Non Prod before trying in Production.
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