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Hello,
I have created an instance of oracle 7.3.3 on NT 4.0 server. The instance was created using the command:
oradim73 -new -sid XXX -intpwd YYY -startmode auto -pfile=ZZZ
after that I created the database itself. When I restart the system the database dosent come up automatically.
I tried deleting & recreating the instance again using oradim73. This time adding the line:
oradim73 -startup -sid XXX -usrpwd YYY -starttype inst,srvc -pfile=ZZZ
On other instances that had the two line it works. On the original it does not.
Is there a way to get rid of an instance & recreate it so it come up automatically (without recreating the database) ? Or is there a way to get rid of the instance so oracle wont recognize it at all & recreate it correctly?
It is at most importance to me since we have production databases that cant come up automatically and it causes lots of trouble when it happens.
10X
Shaul.
Received on Fri Aug 21 1998 - 12:02:56 CDT