Discoverer: Command Line Export / Import

Command Line Export / Import Instructions

java -jar eulbuilder.jar -connect apps/password@$Database -import <FILE_NAME>.eex -keep_format_properties -preserve_workbook_owner -auto_refresh -log <LOG_FILENAME>

java -jar eulbuilder.jar -identifier -export <FILE_NAME>.eex -connect apps/password@$Database -audit_info -created_by ORACLE_APPS -set_updated_by ORACLE_APPS -cmdfile export.txt -log <LOG_FILENAME>

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How to compile all INVALID objects in Oracle

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