Do you have access to the operating system command line?
imp help=y or exp help=y will give you the syntaxt to use at the
command line.
Cherie Machler
Oracle DBA
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Hi All,
I have just installed Oracle 9i server on a test machine and I cannot find
the import/export utilities. There is no EM like version 8 or DBA studio as
in 8i.
I started EM console and saw wizards but I always get "wizard can only be
used while connected to oracle management server". I have never needed this
before. How can I just do a simple import/export?
Oracle 9i/Win 2k environment
Thanks
Rick
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