Re: Enterprise Manager Remove Database Problem

alter database rename global_name to ... The db_domain parameter is stored in the controlfile just *once*, after that you can do whatever you want, but it won't reflect. Of course, removing a database using OEM, just removes the database from OEM. To delete a database you'll need to oradim utility (NT) or just shutdown and delete (Unix).
For now, you probably just need to discover your services in OEM again, and the database will show up.

Hth,

Sybrand Bakker, Oracle DBA

"Jason Rigsbee" <jrigsbee_at_rigsbee.net> wrote in message news:#vGbii29$GA.357_at_cpmsnbbsa07...
> I removed a database from within Enterprise Manager by expanding Databases
> and selecting Remove. The database of course is still operational and can
> be accessed using the separate DBA tools (schema, storage, security, etc.
> managers) using the "SID.domain". I deleted it because I needed to change
> the domain that the database is in. I updated the configuration file, but
> the database still uses an incorrect domain the follows the database name
> (e.g. Jason.test.net should be Jason.rigsbee). I updated the
 configuration
> file (INITJason) to reflect the correct domain and restarted the services
> but the change never registered within Enterprise Manager. So I removed
 the
> database hoping that I could add it back and the problem would be
 corrected.
>
> However, this assumption was incorrect and now I am not even able to add
 the
> database back into the Enterprise Manager.
>
> Any help on placing my database back into Enterprise Manager so I can
> manipulate it from there would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Also any notes on correcting the domain name that the database resides
 would
> be a help also. The problem with domain is affecting me not being able to
> export, backup, etc. this database (I am receiving a TNS error). Will
 post
> exact error message tomorrow.
>
> Thank you.
>
> jlr
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Received on Thu Jul 27 2000 - 00:00:00 CEST