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The export utility The Oracle export utility is not recommended as your only backup method, but it's useful in some situations. This section explains how to find out what data files you need and provides step-by-step instructions on copying a database or schema using the export utility.



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	Copying database structure without data 12 Jan 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - I want to take the structure of my database, but not the data. Is it possible?


	Clone database with exp/imp on Linux 23 Oct 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - Is it possible to clone an Oracle 10g database from Linux (R3 update4) server to IBM Blade Server under Linux AS4 with exp/imp?


	Creating a backup of a table that contains a LONG type field Expert: Brian Peasland \| 06 Dec 2004 EXPERT ANSWER - I need to take a backup of a selected number of rows from an Oracle table. I thought of doing a create table ... as select from. However, the source table consists of a LONG type field. How can I back this up? Can I use ...


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