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Deepa balu via DBMonster.com wrote:
> I want to search a string within the Data of few tables.
> I do not know the particular Tablename or the column name.
>
> I have a dump file .Just like how we can view the DDL of the Objects
of
> dump file ,,,,,,, is there any way that we can view the data present
in the
> Dump file.
>
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It is pretty simple, really:
imp user/pass file=<your dump file here> full=y show=y log=<your log name here>
where user/pass is a username and password valid for your database. Of course the database need not be local:
imp user/pass_at_mydb file=<your dump file here> full=y show=y log=<your log name here>
This, of course, can produce a tremendous amount of output. A simpler solution is:
imp user/pass file=<your dump file here> full=y indexfile=<your filename here>
or, for a remote connection:
imp user/pass_at_mydb file=<your dump file here> full=y indexfile=<your filename here>
This will generate a file of create table/create index statements on the machine initiating the connection which you may browse with any text editor at your leisure.
David Fitzjarrell Received on Mon Apr 04 2005 - 02:33:27 CDT