Oracle Resumable Import Parameters: Monitor and Manage DBA_RESUMABLE
Mar 4, 2026 / · 5 min read · oracle database data-pump impdp dba-resumable oracle-admin import-export space-management ·Oracle Resumable Import Parameters: Monitor and Manage DBA_RESUMABLE When you run a large Oracle Data Pump import (impdp), the job can fail mid-way if a tablespace runs out of space. Oracle's resumable import feature prevents this by suspending the job instead of failing it, giving you time to fix the problem and then …
Read MoreOracle Full Database Export Using a Named Pipe and Gzip Compression in KSH
Mar 3, 2026 / · 7 min read · oracle shell-scripting ksh database-backup linux dba compression oracle-export ·Oracle Full Database Export Using a Named Pipe and Gzip Compression in KSH Exporting a full Oracle database can produce very large dump files. This script solves that problem by streaming the export directly through a Linux named pipe into gzip, compressing the output on the fly — without ever writing an uncompressed …
Read MoreOracle exp/imp Parameter File: Direct Path User-to-User Data Migration Using a parameter file (parfile) with Oracle's legacy exp and imp utilities is a clean, repeatable way to move schema data between users — especially when you need speed, control over what gets transferred, and a consistent log trail. This post …
Read MoreOracle Database Export and Import to Gzip Through a Named Pipe
Mar 1, 2026 / · 5 min read · oracle database backup compression unix dba export-import shell-scripting ·Oracle Database Export and Import to Gzip Through a Named Pipe When you need to export a large Oracle database but do not have enough disk space for a full uncompressed dump file, piping the export directly through gzip using a Unix named pipe is a proven technique. This method compresses data on the fly, producing a …
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