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Help Oracle EXP and INP

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I have limited oracle experience

I want to dump a copy of one db and import it into a local oracle server which I'm using for dev.

My problem is that I can't sort out the connect information (user@host:port/SID) type stuff.

I've tried just connecting to the remote db using sqlplus: I get the following
I'm getting a ORA-12504 TNS:listener was not given...

The format I'm using is above, and I think it's wrong.

Can anyone point me in the right direction.

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Re: Oracle EXP and INP

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in sql *plus type HOST

in the command prompt type

exp username/password@databasename

then just follow the instructions as prompted
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You could even start by just typing EXP (or IMP) in the command prompt.
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Have you tried as suggested in previous posts.
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Have you tried as suggested in post #2.
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