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Ksh script to export and import from one schema to another

 
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Anyone with any suggestions...they are all welcome. I'm just a beginner with Ksh scripting.

What I need to do is be able to put all these in one script:
1. gzexp schema_#1
2. truncate(drop) schema_#2
3. gzimp schema_#2

Does any of this make sense to anyone?

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Stella,
Welcome to Javaranch! We do have a Linux/UNIX forum, so if this gets away from Oracle and too much into scripting, I'll move it there.

A korn shell script is basically just a sequence of commands. So you need to figure out how to run those commands at the command line (rather than from within Oracle.) I don't have my Oracle docs with me, but I imagine it is in there.

I would advise trying the commands one at a time at the command line. Once you have each one working, add it to a file. When you are done with the third one, you have a script! Just make sure the script has execute permission and you're done.
 
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