Data Pump in Oracle Database 10g: Foundation for Ultra-High Speed Data Movement Utilities

by Bill Fisher (Oracle Corporation)

Thursday 5 Feb 2004, 10:30 → 11:30 Europe/Zurich

IT Auditorium (CERN)

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The Data Pump is a replacement for the Oracle export and import utilities. It is used to migrate portions of a database between database instances. It is able to achieve high performance through the management of parallel streams of execution. It also contains many desirable features that were missing in the old export and import utilities.

About the speaker

Bill Fisher has been at Oracle for over 9 years developing database utilities. He implemented a parallel loader for RDB, led the export/import projects for several years, and most recently has been one of the team leaders for the Data Pump project. Prior to working at Oracle, Bill worked at Digital Equipment Corporation for 19 years in the areas of operating system development, networking, semiconductor computer aided design, typesetting, and office automation. Bill lives in New Hampshire in the United States where he spends a lot of time avoiding calls from presidential election pollsters.

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