What is conventional path Export?
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What is conventional path Export?
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Conventional path Export is one of the two methods (the other one is direct path Export) that the Export utility provides for exporting table data. Conventional path Export uses the SELECT statement to extract data from tables. Data is read from the disk, stored in the buffer cache, and then transferred to the evaluating buffer. After passing the expression evaluation in the evaluating buffer, the data is transferred to the Export client. The Export client then writes the data into the export dump file.
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