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    Renaming datafiles in Oracle 11GR2 Asm Oracle keeps track of the copied file and the old file and is dropping the old file during the alter database datafile rename .. action whereas the second scenario means you will have to do some afterwork in asmcmd since the original ( old file
    If there is special character then, we need to find out the datafile name by giving the datafile number and rename the datafile. We can use the below procedure: DECLARE str varchar2(50); ======== Size needs to be adjusted based on the length of datafile name and path.
    For Oracle 10g and 11g you can use alter tablespace command with rename option.
    Oracle database does not provide an easy user interface to rename a datafile of tablespace, nor database administrator can easily move or relocate the datafile to another location or directory that different from original location on creation []
    How to Rename an Unnamed datafile (UNNAMED00004) to Original Name in Oracle 9i 10g 11g Standby Database? Please find the steps to rename an unnamed datafile to original name in Standby Database. Step1.
    How to Rename datafile in Oracle ===== How to Rename datafile ===== select FILE_NAME,TABLESPACE_NAME,ONLINE_STATUS from dba_data_files;
    Rename tablespace in oracle 10g SQL>CREATE SMALLFILE TABLESPACE “USERS02” DATAFILE’+DGROUP1′ SIZE 100M LOGGING EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL SEGMENT SPACE MANAGEMENT AUTO; SQL> alter tablespace users02 rename to USERS; Tablespace altered. SQL> alter tablespace users rename to USER_SPACE02; Tablespace altered.
    Renaming Datafile oracle, 10g, windows xp. If you want to move/rename a datafile you must do from oracle: shutdown immediate;
    Bigfile Tablespaces (Introduced in Oracle Ver. 10g) A bigfile tablespace is a tablespace with a single, but very large (up to 4G blocks) datafile. Traditional smallfile tablespaces, in contrast, can contain multiple datafiles, but the files cannot be as large. Bigfile tablespaces can reduce the number of datafiles needed for a database.
    There might be better ways to do it, though this is how I renamed a database when asked to do soHope it helps someone out. Make sure Oracle env is set ORACLE_HOME ORACLE_SID sqlplus / as sysdba create pfile from spfile; exit Create a full database backup just in case you miss a step or something goes wrong. Renaming or Moving Oracle Files The examples are based on a default Oracle 10g installation on Windows, but the method is the same for different versions of Oracle on any platform, with the exception of the host command used to rename the file. To move or rename a datafile do the
    15 Oracle Tablespace and Datafile Command Examples. by Ramesh Natarajan. on October 17, This will automatically extent that single datafile by 10G whenever more space is required. to simply rename a particular data file.
    15 Oracle Tablespace and Datafile Command Examples. by Ramesh Natarajan. on October 17, This will automatically extent that single datafile by 10G whenever more space is required. to simply rename a particular data file.
    Hi Tom, I am having a test DB on NT. Not much in it. The DB was created just to test few things, it is like a sand-pit DB. Last week , I added a disk in the system, and by some reason by E drive containing Oracle DB became F, and new drive became E.

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