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First error is "PRKP-1037: Failed to create cluster database DBTST"
After hitting ok, the next message is "handle to the cluster database is invalid, "null" "
If I use a different name I can create another database. Seems like there are left over service entries for CRS??? How to properly check and/or remove?
TIA
SG
"Dave" <x_at_x.com> wrote in message
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> "SG" <ab_at_cd.com> wrote in message
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>> I'm running 10.1.0.3 RAC Std Edition on Redhat 3.0 update 4 OS. After
>> some trial and error configs with ASM I finally got a test database
>> running. However, I had some failed attempts using dbca and when trying
>> to recreate a database with the same name, I got more errors. I've had
>> the same issue on stand alone db's and manually cleaned up the db
>> directories to make it work. Prior to retrying dbca using the same name
>> on RAC setup, I cleaned directories if they were there, but still get
>> errors during dbca. Therefore, I had to use a different name to get a
>> test db running. So, where else do I need to look for references to
>> another db after deleting a database using dbca? I suspect something with
>> the cluster services but am not sure. Please advise.
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> SG
>>
>
> you mention errors a lot - you dont mention what errors so how is anyone
> supposed to help?
>
Received on Fri May 06 2005 - 14:32:31 CDT
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