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Wednesday, June 11, 2008How to use Exclude in EXPDP:

Recently i got a requirement to export schema minus certain tables:

expdp system/******** schemas=REPORT directory=REPORT1

dumpfile=report1.dmp logfile=report1.log EXCLUDE=TABLE:\"LIKE

 \'OP%\'\", TABLE:\"LIKE \'%XYZ%\'\"

I figured out the power of expdp here, which enables the use of LIKE

and such other operations in the EXCLUDE section.

I had problems with just typing EXCLUDE=TABLE:"LIKE 'OP%'",

TABLE:"LIKE '%XYZ%'":

ORA-39001: invalid argument value

ORA-39071: Value for EXCLUDE is badly formed.

ORA-00911: invalid character

So decided to include escape characters in the statement, so it

became:

EXCLUDE=TABLE:\"LIKE \'OP%\'\", TABLE:\"LIKE \'%XYZ%\'\" , this means

exclude tables starting with OP and any tables which have XYZ in

their table name.

Other options in expdp exclude:

Using the NOT IN OPERATOR

EXCLUDE=TABLE:\"NOT IN \(\'TEMP\',\'TEMP1\'\)\"

Using the IN OPERATOR

EXCLUDE=TABLE:\"IN \(\'TEMP\',\'TEMP1\'\)\"

I think this is a great advancement in the way we use exp. I found

this very helpful.

Posted by Apun Hiran at 3:58 PM 

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s Weblog: How to use Exclude in EXPDP: http://apunhiran.blogspot.com/2008/06/how-to-use-exclude-in-e

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