How to backup data from a table in Oracle?

You can use Oracle’s expdp tool or SQL statements to back up data from a table.

The steps for using the expdp tool to backup table data are as follows:

1. Open the command line or terminal window and log in to the Oracle database.
2. Export data from a specific table using expdp with the provided credentials for a given SID, directory, and dumpfile name.
3. – user identifier
4. passcode
5. What’s your name?
6. Name of the table
7. name of the directory
8. file named dumpfile_name.dmp
9. The export process will begin and generate an export file in the designated directory.

The steps for backing up table data using SQL statements are as follows:

1. Open the SQL development tool or SQL command line, and log in to the Oracle database.
2. Make a new table called “backup_table_name” that contains all the data from the table named “table_name”.
3. backup table name
4. the name of the table
5. The process of backing up the table data will begin, and a new table will be created to store the backup data.

You can achieve the operation of backing up table data as needed, regardless of the method you choose to use.