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Hi Sam,
You don't specify whether you are changing the domain only or changing =
both the db_name and the domain
The answer to your question 1 is: yes, you can, and no, it will be =
insufficient.
When you change the database name you need to recreate the control file.
Issue alter database backup controlfile to trace in svrmgr30, edit the =
trace file to change the database name and make it a proper script and =
run it.
You also need to change the global database name as that is stored in =
the control file also.
Issue an
alter database set global_name = ...
Assuming you don't change the service name (which IMO you should) you =
may want to look in listener.ora and tnsnames.ora for any references to =
global_dbname =
Hth,
Sybrand Bakker, Oracle DBA
<sam.petitto_at_netsec.net> wrote in message =
news:3794AD78.52209203_at_netsec.net...
During install of 8i on NT I have to specify the Global database name =
as "name.domain". I have to load the box in a lab with a totally =
different domain name than the customer will have on the site where the =
box is being deployed. Can I change the name of the Global database name =
once it is set by modifying the init.ora file ? If so, would it need to =
be changed anywhere else when deploying ? I couldn't find a straight yes =
or no in the documentation
TIA
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