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如何用sys as sysdba权限连接数据库进行Exp/Imp Windows: exp 'sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba' tables=scott.emp Unix or Linux (you need to 'escape' the single quote): exp /'sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba/' tables=scott.emp
Windows:
exp 'sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba' tables=scott.emp
Unix or Linux (you need to 'escape' the single quote):
exp /'sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba/' tables=scott.emp
VMS (use [double_quote][single_quote]...[single_quote][double_quote]):
exp "'sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba'" tables=scott.emp
小结：
1、USERID 必须是命令行中的第一个参数。（如imp help=y里显示的内容）(5)、数据泵如何决定文件的路径
5.1 如果目录对象是文件标示符的一部分，那么目录对象指定的路径就需要使用。在目录MY_DIR创建dump文件的示例：
> expdp scott/tiger DUMPFILE=my_dir:expdp_s.dmp NOLOGFILE=Y
5.2 如果目录对象不代表一个文件，那么就需要使用DIRECTORY变量命名的目录对象。目录MY_DIR中创建dump文件，目录MY_DIR_LOG中创建日志文件的示例：
> expdp scott/tiger DIRECTORY=my_dir DUMPFILE=expdp_s.dmp \
LOGFILE=my_logdir:expdp_s.log
5.3 如果没有明确目录对象，也没有以DIRECTORY变量命名的目录对象，那么环境变量DATA_PUMP_DIR将会使用。环境变量是在在运行导出和导入数据泵应用的客户端系统中使用操作系统命令定义的，分配给基于客户端环境变量的取值必须和基于服务端的目录对象一致，且必须首先在服务器端建立。
目录MY_DIR中创建dump文件和MY_DIR_LOG中创建日志文件的示例：
在使用expdp的客户端机器上，设定环境变量：
-- On windows, place all expdp parameters on one single line:
C:\> set DATA_PUMP_DIR=MY_DIR
C:\> expdp scott/tiger@my_db_alias DUMPFILE=expdp_s.dmp
LOGFILE=my_logdir:expdp_s.log
注意环境变量DATA_DUMP_DIR对应的目录名称是大小写敏感的。设定错误的DATA_PUMP_DIR环境变量会报错，例如：DATA_PUMP_DIR=My_Dir：
ORA-39002: invalid operation
ORA-39070: Unable to open the log file.
ORA-39087: directory name My_Dir is invalid
5.4 如果之前三种情况都没有创建目录对象，作为一个具有权限的用户(例如具有EXP_FULL_DATABASE或IMP_FULL_DATABASE角色)，那么数据泵试图使用默认的基于服务器端的目录对象，DATA_PUMP_DIR。理解数据泵不会创建DATA_PUMP_DIR目录对象是非常重要的。仅当授权用户未使用任何之前提到的机制创建的目录对象时，才会尝试使用DATA_PUMP_DIR。这个默认的目录对象必须首先由DBA创建。不要将这个和同名的基于客户端的环境变量相混淆。
首先，清空DATA_PUMP_DIR环境变量：
C:\> set DATA_PUMP_DIR=
创建DATA_PUMP_DIR的目录：
CONNECT SYSTEM/MANAGER
CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY data_pump_dir AS 'D:\DataPump';
GRANT read, write ON DIRECTORY data_pump_dir TO scott;
-- On windows, place all expdp parameters on one single line:
C:\> expdp system/manager@my_db_alias DUMPFILE=expdp_s.dmp
LOGFILE=expdp_s.log SCHEMAS=scott
如果SCOTT用户不是授权用户，不能使用默认的DATA_PUMP_DIR。
ORA-39002: invalid operation
ORA-39070: Unable to open the log file.
ORA-39145: directory object parameter must be specified and non-null
用户SCOTT的解决方法：如上面5.3，SCOTT可以设置环境变量DATA_PUMP_DIR为MY_DIR：
-- On windows, place all expdp parameters on one single line:
C:\> set DATA_PUMP_DIR=MY_DIR
C:\> expdp scott/tiger@my_db_alias DUMPFILE=expdp_s.dmp
LOGFILE=expdp_s.log SCHEMAS=scott
或者这种特定场景下，用户SCOTT也可以有目录DATA_PUMP_DIR的读和写权限：
-- On windows, place all expdp parameters on one single line:
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1. 命令行方式:
A: Windows平台:
C:
- \> exp ‘as sysdba' tables=scott.emp file=e:\emp.dmp
B: Unix & Linux平台(这时的"'"需要用到转义字符"\"):
- $ exp \'sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba\
' tables=scott.emp file=/home/oracle/emp.dmp
C:Oracle exp备份(导出/导入备份)使用sysdba进行导出和导入时。你需要在表空间导入和导出
- $ imp \'usr/pwd@instance as sysdba\'
tablespaces=xx transport_tablespace=y- file=xxx.dmp datafiles=xxx.dbf
2. 交互输入方式: exp tables=scott.emp --不输入连接字符串,直接回车
- Export: Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production on Fri
Jun 25 07:39:46 2004 Copyright (c) 1982, 2005,
Oracle. All rights reserved.
Username: as sysdba --输入连接字符串.
3.如果是写在参数文件中,则连接字符串需要用双引号了:
- USERID=" as sysdba"
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如何用sys as sysdba权限连接数据库进行EXP/IMP 2008-07-01 08:55:36
分类： Oracle
使用sys as sysdba权限进行EXP/IMP与其它用户稍有不同，详细内容如下（摘自metalink）
Oracle Server - Enterprise Edition - Version: 8.1.7.0 to 10.2.0.0
Oracle Server - Personal Edition - Version: 8.1.7.0 to 10.2.0.0
Oracle Server - Standard Edition - Version: 8.1.7.0 to 10.2.0.0
Information in this document applies to any platform.
This document demonstrates how to connect AS SYSDBA when starting an export or import.
Incorrect usage of single or double quotes can result in errors such as:
LRM-00108: invalid positional parameter value 'as'
EXP-00019: failed to process parameters, type 'EXP HELP=Y' for help
EXP-00000: Export terminated unsuccessfully
Or:
LRM-00108: invalid positional parameter value 'sysdba'
Or:
LRM-00108: Message 108 not found; No message file for product=ORACORE, facility=LRM
SYSDBA is used internally in the Oracle database and has specialized functions. Its behavior is not the same as for generalized users. For example, the SYS user cannot do a transaction level consisent
read (read-only transaction). Queries by SYS will return changes made during the transaction even if SYS has set the transaction to be READ ONLY. Therefore export parameters like CONSISTENT, OBJECT_CONSISTENT, FLASHBACK_SCN, and FLASHBACK_TIME cannot be used.
Starting with Oracle10g, the export shows a warning that the export is not consistent when the export is started with CONSISTENT=Y and connects to the database with the user SYS (or as SYSDBA):
EXP-00105: parameter CONSISTENT is not supported for this user
Note that Oracle automatically provides read consistency to a query so that all the data that the query sees comes from a single point in time (statement-level read consistency). For export this means that the export of table data is consistent. However, if a table contains nested tables, the outer table and each inner table are exported as separate transactions. And if a table is partitioned, each partition is exported as a separate transaction. If a nested table or a partitioned table was updated during the export, the data that is exported while connected as the SYS schema could be inconsistent.
Typically, there is no need to invoke Export or Import as SYSDBA, except in the following situations:
- at the request of Oracle technical support;
- when exporting a transportable tablespace set with the old-style export utility (Oracle9i and Oracle8i);
- when importing a transportable tablespace set with the old-style import utility (Oracle10g, Oracle9i, and Oracle8i).
The examples below are based on:
- the export of table emp, owned by the demo schema scott.
- schema SYS with the password: change_on_install.
- alias 'instance' that is specified in the tnsnames.ora file and used for a connect to the database.
To invoke Export or Import as SYSDBA, use the following syntax (this syntax is similar when invoking import and the syntax has not changed with the new Oracle10g Export DataPump and Import DataPump utilities):
1. Command line.
Enclose the connect string with a single quote character:
Windows:
exp 'sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba' tables=scott.emp
Unix (you need to 'escape' the single quote):
exp \'sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba\' tables=scott.emp
VMS (use [double_quote][single_quote]...[single_quote][double_quote]):
exp "'sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba'" tables=scott.emp
Note that this VMS syntax is also a valid syntax on Unix and on Windows.
2. Interactive
Do not specify any connect string on the command line, so you will be prompted to enter it. E.g.:
% exp tables=scott.emp
Export: Release 10.1.0.2.0 - Production on Fri Jun 25 07:39:46 2004
Copyright (c) 1982, 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Username: sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba
Connected to: Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.1.0.2.0 - 64bit Production
... etc.
3. Parameter file.
You can also specify the username in the parameter file. In this situation, you have to enclose the connect string with a double quote character. However, to prevent possible security breaches we advice you to stop
using the USERID parameter in a parameter file.
Contents of file exp.par:
USERID="sys/change_on_install@instance as sysdba"
TABLES=scott.emp
Run export with:
exp parfile=exp.par
Remarks:
1. If you have setup operating system authentication, it is not necessary to specify the SYS schema name, and password. E.g: exp "'/@instance as sysdba'" tables=scott.emp
2. In addition, if you have set the environment variable TWO_TASK (on Unix) or LOCAL (on Windows) or on the server where the database is installed you have set ORACLE_HOME and ORACLE_SID, it is not necessary to specify the @instance. E.g: exp "'/ as sysdba'"
tables=scott.emp
3. The export parameters FLASHBACK_SCN and FLASHBACK_TIME cannot be used if the user that invoked the export is connected AS SYSDBA.
4. Known issues:
Bug
1616035 "EXPORT FAILED WITH ORA-1031 WHEN LOGIN AS SYSDBA" (not a public bug; fixed in 8.1.7.3 and higher)
Bug
2936288 "ORA-1925 OCCURS WHEN IMPORTING AS SYS ACCOUNT"
Bug
2996947 "EXP DID NOT RAISE ERROR WHEN SYSDBA EXPORTS WITH CONSISTENT=Y" (not a public bug; fixed in Oracle10g and higher)
Bug
2936288 - Ora-1925 Occurs When Importing As Sys Account
Note
112269.1 - How to set Unix env. variable TWO_TASK and Windows NT counterpart, LOCAL
Note
130332.1 - Export / Import Connecting "AS SYSDBA" Fails with LRM-00108 and EXP-00019
Note
204334.1 - Parameters FLASHBACK_SCN And FLASHBACK_TIME: Point In Time Export
Note
228482.1 - Schema's CTXSYS, MDSYS and ORDSYS are Not Exported
Note
277606.1 - How to Prevent EXP-00079 or EXP-00080 Warning (Data in Table xxx is Protected) During Export
参考：exp sysdba 百度