How to carry an Oracle database?

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How can i carry a database which is created in oracle 9i in a simple way? Such that I can run that database on another computer very easily.

Posted 23-May-10 18:53pm

Gautam kundu

Updated 23-May-10 19:42pm

Sandeep Mewara

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2010-05-23T19:44:00

Compared to SQL Server, taking and restoring a backup is a pain in Oracle. But, that's the easiest and only way to 'carry' the Oracle DB from one system to other.

Though an easy alternative can be to use remote database server's connection string (as long as you are in intranet, that should be easy.)