RE: 8.1.6 STANDBY DATABASE vs REPLICATION

i would just copy all of the datafiles and such over to the other machine and bring it up. I don't know, is that considered standby or replication? Not up on the lingo
Kevin

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Taylor
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Can anyone tell me which would be better to use for copy a 12 gig schema from one 8.1.6 database to any 8.1.6 database, Standby-Database or Replication?

I tried to export/import, I lost data and constraints. So now I'm considering
replication or standby database.

Do you have a good solution?

Thanks in advance.
Larry

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