Exporting an individual schema within APPS (GL /PA etc) is not recommended due to the number of constraints that cross schemas (to fnd tables for instance).
So changing the block size is essentially non Apps specific and is just a straight export /import.
Depending on your hardware and plan I would have expected you to be able to start on a Saturday and complete on Sunday (sometime).
Run as much archiving/purging as you can (certainly tables like fnd_requests should be tidied down as much as possible).
Have a few dummy runs so that the the scripts are all fully tested and you have a good checklist of all the scripts and expected timings.
Most importantly of all ensure that you can revert back from your backup safely and as quickly as possible.
Hopefully you will have the space to pre-create the instance (dummy sid) and then rename it once you have completed the export of live (Come to think of it, if you have that space you can retain both instances and that certainly helps if you decide to abandon the build or revert for any reason)
 
 
PS Unless the database really needs re-building what other benefits do you expect from changing the block size?
 
HTH
 
John
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Wagner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30 November 2001 21:05
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Export/Import Job

If anyone out there has a good time estimate for the following export/import job I would appreciate it.  The goal is to change the DB_BLOCK_SIZE. 
 
Application: Oracle Apps 11i
Database Size: 100GB, actually only about 80GB is used space.
2 CPU HP L-Class machine. 
 
I just need a couple of good estimates of how many days/hours this will take.   I'm guessing around 3 days...  but I have never done anything this large before.
 
Thanks!!
 
Nick


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