![]() |
Dbvisit home |
|
#1
|
|||
|
|||
|
Question:
I have a question about exporting data from standby database. Is it possible to export data from a standby database if it is in READ-ONLY mode ? Answer: Yes, it is possible to perform an export from an Oracle database when that instance is in READ ONLY mode. I have just tested this, to verify that this was the case, and it worked successfully on an Oracle database running 11g on Windows. Since 10g Oracle have improved their import/export functionality with the 'new' Data Pump utility. You could also use this (expdp) for a read-only database, but you must use Data Pump Export's network_link mechanism, initiating the process on the target database. This is because Oracle Data Pump won't be able to create the necessary master table on a 'local' read-only database. I mention it because this is another option, and Data Pump significantly reduces the time taken to perform exports in comparison to the older (deprecated) exp utility. |
![]() |
| Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
| Display Modes | |
|
|