We can improve Export-Import performance optimization by considering following points.

Export Optimization tips:

• Set the BUFFER parameter to high value (eg 2M)
• Set the RECORDLENGTH parameter to a high value (e.g. 64K)
• Stop unnecessary applications to free-up resources for your job.
• DO NOT export to an NFS mounted filesystem.
• Big temporary tablespace should assign to user who performing Export.
• The drive receiving the export file should be separate from the disk drive where the database files reside.
• User direct path export: Specifying DIRECT=y causes Export to extract data by reading the data directly, bypassing the SQL command-processing layer (evaluating buffer). This method can be faster than conventional path Export.

Syntax:
exp system/manager full=y direct=y recordlength=65535 file=exp_full.dmp log=exp_full.log

Import Optimization Tips:

• Exported dump file should be on different disk then new database disk location.
• Increase DB_CACHE_SIZE in initSID.ora file.
• Set bigger LOG_BUFFER and bounce oracle database.
• Stop redolog archiving. ALTER DATABASE NOARCHIVELOG;
• Use COMMIT=N
• Use ANALYZE=N in the import parameter file to avoid time consuming ANALYZE statements.

Syntax:
imp system/manager full=y recordlength=65535 file=exp_full.dmp log=imp_full.log

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