Ron,
To change the database name, do an alter database backup controlfile to
trace; from svrmgrl. Then change the create controlfile line to the new
database name. Run the script. To change the services, it's probably
easier to use oradim and recreate the services with the new name. The
other alternative would be to shut all the services down and then do a
registry crawl to change all the instance name stuff in the reg.
HTH
Rodd Holman
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On 5/8/01, 2:15:59 PM, "Smith," Ron "L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding
Rename Database on NT:
> This has probably been answered a million times but...
> Is there any way to rename an Oracle database and all its services on NT?
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