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I have a 30 GB SQL file (Oracle db) on my local machine. I want to upload it to a remote machine and import it to Oracle. What it the quickest and most efficient way of doing this? Thanks.
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I have a 30 GB SQL file (Oracle db) on my local machine. I want to upload it to a remote machine and import it to Oracle. What it the quickest and most efficient way of doing this? Thanks.
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1) due to speed problems, I always upload large file on my GDrive (files.fm or etc), and then just copy shareable url and download on Target PC.
That's much faster with my experience.
2) To go further, you can create a folder(&make it shareable) in your GDrive, and bookmark its url in your browsers (or remember it with URL-shorteners, like: bit.ly/james_gordon_files).
I'd say FTP. I use Mozilla for this. There is also SSH or SCP. Both ways requires proper credentials which are easily referenced in a search engine. – ejbytes – 2017-04-16T09:57:40.077
What OSes? I'd go with rsync or resilio sync, but it really depends on what the remote machines are. – Journeyman Geek – 2017-04-16T10:04:00.550
It depends. E.g. if your upload speed is slow enough then the quickest and most efficient way may be to send a homing pigeon with micro SD card with your file on it. – Kamil Maciorowski – 2017-04-16T10:06:28.563
@JourneymanGeek it is a Windows machine hosted on Azure – jason – 2017-04-16T10:26:13.753