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Re: How to set a global database name?

From: Rune Nygård <rune.nygaard_at_naivaav.no>
Date: 1998/03/31
Message-ID: <3520EA43.6B690ADF@naivaav.no>#1/1

To show your global DB name:
select * from global_name;

To change it:
alter database rename global_name to SALES.MIRL.COM.TW;

/Rune

Hilbert wrote:

> According to Oracle's documentation, a database's global database name is
> comprised of two parts:
> a name component (DB_NAME) and a network domain component (DB_DOMAIN).
>
> For example, if DB_NAME = sales and DB_DOMAIN = mirl.com.tw,
> the global database name is sales.mirl.com.tw.
>
> I have set the DB_NAME and DB_DOMAIN to the above values in parameter file.
> But the results retrieved by "select * from global_name;" is sales.world.
> (world is the default value of DB_DOMAIN)
>
> Is there any thing wrong? How to change the DB_DOMAIN of a database?
> (I am running Oracle 7.3.3 on NT.)
>
> Thanks !
Received on Tue Mar 31 1998 - 00:00:00 CST

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