Answer / roopa

Got the solution.

Instead of the command
"exp user/pwd file=exp.dmp owner=E1 tables=(A1, A2, A3)"

use

"exp user/pwd file=exp.cmp tables=(E1.A1, E1.A2, E1.A3)"

Answer / thaejas

I have tried in Oracle 10.2.0.1.0 with the export command
by using both owner and tables in the parameter list.

As the owner is same as the login user id used and the
tables belong to the login user, owner should be omitted
when mentioning the tables list.

Answer / roopa

But I need to export the data of another user using my
login id. And also I need to exclude few tables. In that
case I have to use both owner and tables parameter.

How this problem can be solved?

Answer / guest

Cause: Conflicting export modes were specified.

Action: Specify only one parameter and retry.

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