Roland,
 That all depends is a valid answer. If the tables are small and few a
full  export/import count be quick if the table are not created on the
new server. If the tables are large you might run into the file size
limitation of the OS and then an insert/select across a database link
might be the answer. If the tables are large you might want to do an
export with the select option to get portions of the data at a time. If
the databases are remotely located a copy across the database link could
be faster than an export, copy to tape, mail the tape, copy from tape,
and import the data.
With no specific information given you will get no specific answers.
 Generally an export/import is the fastest to move data from one
location to another.
ROR mª¿ªm

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Hallo,

anyone whom can tellme the easiest way to copy tables etc from one
database to another.

Thanks in advance

Roland


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