Migrate your data to Amazon RDS for Oracle using Transportable Tablespaces - AWS Databases in 15

Learn how to use Oracle Transportable Tablespaces to simplify your database migration to Amazon RDS for Oracle. In this session, we will go into technical depth on the feature and demonstrate the migration process.
Learning Objectives:
Objective 1: Overview of Amazon RDS for Oracle benefits, deployment options, and use cases to determine which deployment option is right for you.
Objective 2: Learn how Amazon RDS for Oracle supports Oracle Transportable Tablespaces and how to use this feature to migrate your data.
Objective 3: Leverage Amazon EFS Integration to stage Oracle data to be migrated from an on-premises Oracle database to Amazon RDS.
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[@hoale1570]

I really like this alternative to migrate from on-premise Oracle database to RDS, its pretty cool. Two questions come to my mind, first will terabytes of BIGFILE tablespaces exports scale to copy over to EFS, second will there be any issues exporting ASM based data file tablespaces. Thank you.

[@embeuskolle1582]

Well, for a long list of tablespace names it doesn't work, receive ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small.

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[@шватех]

HI it is nice content but ... sound for me was bad quality. It is good i could use subtitles