Are you importing to existing tables with indexes ??  Are you importing the
indexes ??

One big way to speed up an import is to NOT import any indexes and, if the
objects exist on the target database, to delete any indexes and rebuild them
in a sperate action after the import is complete.

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I do backup database nightly using export utility.  When I restore database
using import, it takes more than 6 hours to finish.  Is there a way to speed
up import process?  Please advise.

Thanks,
David
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