It's really strange that Oracle has create database command, but has no drop
database command,
Just simply delete the files related to that DB using OS command. also check
entries in oratab, tnsnames.ora etc.
James Xing
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Certified Oracle8 DBA, Sybase11/12 DBA
Mercury Technology Group
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Hello all,
Sorry to ask what might be a dumb question, but a friend wants to drop a
test database (Solaris/Oracle 8.1.7) and I can't seem to find the right
command(s).
Would it be a series of alter database drop xxx?
Thanks for any help.
Woody
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