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Mark,
Try "startup nomount" then "shutdown abort" then startup normally. This process should abort the recovery from redo logs, etc.
HTH Jim
"mwallace" <noway_at_mycomp.oth.org> wrote in message
news:Ycms7.3$Lc1.3374_at_news.lhr.globix.net...
> Need help with a restore please.
> According to our networks department, the backup software on the server
> would have no problem backing up the database on the server. Server went
> down. Restored from backup and what do you know, no control files...
> So besides me being stupid not to check etc, etc... I need help to
> recover...
>
> Recreated control files with the
> {create controlfile} command
> this seemed to work ok.
>
> Now can't get the database to open.
> tried the following
> startup pfile=... open recover
> and recieve error
> ORA-01610: recovery using the BACKUP CONTROLFILE option must be used
>
> tried
> RECOVER DATABASE USING BACKUP CONTROLFILE
> and then it is looking for files ...\RDBMS\ARC66567.001 to apply against
the
> database.
> which we don't have so it fails again...
>
> I don't care about any app data, I just need to get pl/sql code, and table
> layouts etc out of the DB.
> This information has been static for at least two weeks before the DB went
> down. So it is definitly saved and not sitting in a redo log or anything.
>
> I basically need to force the database to open. I don't care about
applying
> redo-logs, etc,etc ...
>
> Please Help....
> Thanks
> Mark
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Received on Wed Sep 26 2001 - 10:27:01 CDT
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