Copy And Rename An Oracle Database - (without Export / Import)

Oct 21, 2011

I inherit a backup procedure described in

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I ask if this procedure works on Oracle Database 10g R2. I have a Oracle DB 10g r2 on Linux machine and I want to copy it to a windows Oracle DB 10g r2, or if it not works to another Linux machine.

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So, for example if I had this table:

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