Thanks to all who replied...
I ve solved my problem yesterday but still... by shutdown database.My question was how to move datafiles which are created by default
in $ORACLE_HOME/dbs directory and when they are in SYSTEM tablespace. On 24*7*356 database it is NOT POSSIBLE to move datafiles (in SYSTEM tbs) on ONLINE database because we can not put SYSTEM tablespace offline!!!!but it is possible for other tablespace!!! So what is the point of having ALTER DATABASE RENAME FILE command if we can not rename datafiles which are reside in the system tablespace???
Regards,
Jalil
Tim Gorman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you don't mind SHUTDOWN and then STARTUP NOMOUNT in order to run CREATE CONTROLFILE, then the methods are pretty much equivalent. Often, though, uptime requirements don't permit that luxury...If you are using RMAN with NOCATALOG, then CREATE CONTROLFILE can destroy some valuable information also...----- Original Message -----From: Alexandre GorbatchevSent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 8:38 AMSubject: Re: What is the point to use "alter database rename file" command?Isn't alter-way at least easier? that's enough.and you can do it online.and you would not mess up with control files.and much fasterand... nothing more I can think of right now...Alexandre----- Original Message -----From: Jalil ZabourdineSent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 2:48 PMSubject: What is the point to use "alter database rename file" command?Hi list,
What is the point to use "alter database rename file"
command to move datafile? as we will need to update
controle file anyway. So why not do the following directly
to move datafile:
- alter database backup contrlfile to trace and modify
the location of datafile.
- startup nomount and run the script inorder to update
the controlfile. It works fine...So what is the point of "alter database rename file" command?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
-Jalil
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