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1. What is the Oracle Data Pump utility?
Oracle Data Pump is a utility introduced in Oracle 10g for efficiently moving data and metadata between databases. It is an enhancement of the original export (exp) and import (imp) utilities.
2. Data Pump Vs export/import utilities (exp/imp)?
Data Pump provides a more flexible and high-performance infrastructure compared to the older exp/imp utilities. It supports parallelism, enables fine-grained object selection, and offers better job management capabilities.
4. What is the purpose of the DIRECTORY parameter in Oracle Data Pump?
The DIRECTORY parameter specifies the Oracle directory object where the Data Pump files (dump file, log file) will be written or read from.
7. What is the purpose of the CONTENT parameter in Oracle Data Pump?
The CONTENT parameter specifies the type of Data Pump operation, such as metadata-only (METADATA), data-only (DATA), or both metadata and data (ALL).
9.Explain the purpose of the REMAP_SCHEMA parameter in Oracle Data Pump.
The REMAP_SCHEMA parameter allows you to import data into a different schema than the one from which it was exported. This is useful when you want to remap the schema during the import process.
10.How can you monitor the progress of a Data Pump job?
You can query the "DBA_DATAPUMP_JOBS" view to monitor the status of Data Pump jobs. Additionally, the "STATUS" parameter in the Data Pump job can be used to track the progress of the export or import.
11.Explain the use of Data Pump transportable tablespaces feature.
Data Pump allows the export and import of transportable tablespaces, enabling the movement of tablespaces between databases. This feature is useful for efficient data migration and copying large volumes of data between Oracle databases.
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