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Javi:
You have a big problem. I think you'll have to restore the FULL backup, not
only those damaged files.
Before you start the database, you can copy the CONTROL FILE in disk6 to
disk5. Then, you can try this commands sequence:
startup mount
recover database until cancel using backup controlfile;
<<at this point you should type "CANCEL" at the recover prompt >> alter database open resetlogs;
This is not very safe, unless you know exactlly those commands do AND WHAT
ARE THEIR LIMITATIONS.
DANILO GIMENEZ
danilog_at_mandic.com.br
Sao Paulo - SP - Brasil
Javi <javi_at_eitb.com> escreveu no artigo <34465E15.F4C_at_eitb.com>...
> Hi!
> We have a Bull DPS7000 machine. This machine have 8 disks.
> At the disk5 we have one control file and one redolog file.
> The disk5 is crashed.
> we recover the Monday's backup datafiles.
> now datafiles and indexfiles aren't from the same date.
> we can't startup the database.
> the controlfile2 and redolog2 are at disk6.
>
> than you.
>
Received on Fri Oct 17 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT