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Joel Garry
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 Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 10:11 pm Post subject:
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Sybrand Bakker wrote:
| Quote: | On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 20:00:33 GMT, TG <spam@spam.com> wrote:
If I was able to recover the system tablespace I could have done that,
but unfortunatly that was not recoverable. I'll have to see if I can get
the dbid from the old datafiles and change the dbid of the new one to
match (with fingers crossed)
You can't, at least not using a supported method.
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But see Note:227060.1 anyways for a couple of ideas on how to get the
dbid. Don't think NID will fix the problem (see Note:224266.1), but
good luck.
jg
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kvmb
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| Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 9:59 pm Post subject:
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You might want to look into DUL or a DUL-like tool ...
cheers,
Kurt
"TG" <spam@spam.com> wrote in message news:s67vg.114393$A8.54485@clgrps12...
| Quote: | 9.2.0.6 on Windows server
Here is the situation:
Junior dba wanted to free up some space on a server, so he deleted
datafiles from a shut down database that he *thought* was his test, not
his active development database, of course it turns out he deleted the
wrong set of files and this database was (inexplicably) not backed up.
I go in with a file recovery tool, recover most of the datafiles, and
more importantly, recover the ones that have the critical info that can
save a long & costly rebuild of the dev db.
I create a new blank database on another machine, then I thought I could
rebuild the controlfile with the recovered datafiles from the deleted
database added. When I created the new database I created it with a
slightly different name, no problem I think, thinking I could use "set
database" and alter the init.ora and call it the same as the deleted
database, so I do the following:
backup control file to trace in new database, shut it down, edit the
init.ora with new (old) name, startup nomount and try to recreate the
control file with "set database "newname" resetlogs" and the datafiles
from the deleted database added at the end of the create controlfile
script. The new database is being set to the same name as the deleted
one, but I am getting "ORA-01159: file is not from same database as
previous files - wrong database id" errors from the added file(s)
I missed something here, do I need to recreate the new database from
scratch with the same name as the deleted one? Is it possible to do what
I am attempting? I thought it should be, and this is the only option I
have in any case.
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Sybrand Bakker
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Joined: 03 Apr 2005
Posts: 1766
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| Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:24 pm Post subject:
Re: Can I restore tablespaces(datafiles) to a new blank database?
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On Wed, 19 Jul 2006 20:00:33 GMT, TG <spam@spam.com> wrote:
| Quote: | steph wrote:
TG wrote:
9.2.0.6 on Windows server
Here is the situation:
Junior dba wanted to free up some space on a server, so he deleted
datafiles from a shut down database that he *thought* was his test, not
his active development database, of course it turns out he deleted the
wrong set of files and this database was (inexplicably) not backed up.
I go in with a file recovery tool, recover most of the datafiles, and
more importantly, recover the ones that have the critical info that can
save a long & costly rebuild of the dev db.
I create a new blank database on another machine, then I thought I could
rebuild the controlfile with the recovered datafiles from the deleted
database added. When I created the new database I created it with a
slightly different name, no problem I think, thinking I could use "set
database" and alter the init.ora and call it the same as the deleted
database, so I do the following:
backup control file to trace in new database, shut it down, edit the
init.ora with new (old) name, startup nomount and try to recreate the
control file with "set database "newname" resetlogs" and the datafiles
from the deleted database added at the end of the create controlfile
script. The new database is being set to the same name as the deleted
one, but I am getting "ORA-01159: file is not from same database as
previous files - wrong database id" errors from the added file(s)
I missed something here, do I need to recreate the new database from
scratch with the same name as the deleted one? Is it possible to do what
I am attempting? I thought it should be, and this is the only option I
have in any case.
Hi,
I think you have to use the same name. Recently I have done something
similar and created a 'test'-database using the datafiles I've copied
from production - nice lesson to learn. These 2 articels of metalink
might help:
174226.1
224274.1
regards,
stephan
thanks
If I was able to recover the system tablespace I could have done that,
but unfortunatly that was not recoverable. I'll have to see if I can get
the dbid from the old datafiles and change the dbid of the new one to
match (with fingers crossed)
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You can't, at least not using a supported method.
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Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA |
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kony
*nix forums beginner
Joined: 19 May 2005
Posts: 46
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| Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 8:04 pm Post subject:
Re: Can I restore tablespaces(datafiles) to a new blank database?
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Chuck Whealton wrote:
| Quote: | TG wrote:
9.2.0.6 on Windows server
Here is the situation:
Junior dba wanted to free up some space on a server, so he deleted
datafiles from a shut down database that he *thought* was his test, not
his active development database, of course it turns out he deleted the
wrong set of files and this database was (inexplicably) not backed up.
I go in with a file recovery tool, recover most of the datafiles, and
more importantly, recover the ones that have the critical info that can
save a long & costly rebuild of the dev db.
I create a new blank database on another machine, then I thought I could
rebuild the controlfile with the recovered datafiles from the deleted
database added. When I created the new database I created it with a
slightly different name, no problem I think, thinking I could use "set
database" and alter the init.ora and call it the same as the deleted
database, so I do the following:
backup control file to trace in new database, shut it down, edit the
init.ora with new (old) name, startup nomount and try to recreate the
control file with "set database "newname" resetlogs" and the datafiles
from the deleted database added at the end of the create controlfile
script. The new database is being set to the same name as the deleted
one, but I am getting "ORA-01159: file is not from same database as
previous files - wrong database id" errors from the added file(s)
I missed something here, do I need to recreate the new database from
scratch with the same name as the deleted one? Is it possible to do what
I am attempting? I thought it should be, and this is the only option I
have in any case.
TG:
I believe the DBID is written everywhere - controlfiles, datafiles,
possibly redos, etc. There's an NID (new ID) utility in 9i that you
can use to change the DBID. It also works with 8i. I don't
know/remember what, if any, additional functionalitty it might have
that could help you either set a specific DBID, or somehow change them
all to be identical.
I have to say, I'd be leary of doing what you're trying to do - though
I certainly understand why!
It sounds like you had something backed up. You were able to recover
most, though not all of the datafiles?
Although it is considered a "not to be done" thing, I have seen a
database backed up live via Legato NetWorker withOUT the Oracle
BusinessSuite Module restored, opened and recovered and it worked. I
was shocked. That was a couple years back.
Charles R. Whealton
Charles Whealton @ pleasedontspam.com
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thanks
The dbid change *might* work, but I have to find out what the dbid of
the old datafiles is. Anyway,its worth a try. |
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kony
*nix forums beginner
Joined: 19 May 2005
Posts: 46
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| Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 8:00 pm Post subject:
Re: Can I restore tablespaces(datafiles) to a new blank database?
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steph wrote:
| Quote: | TG wrote:
9.2.0.6 on Windows server
Here is the situation:
Junior dba wanted to free up some space on a server, so he deleted
datafiles from a shut down database that he *thought* was his test, not
his active development database, of course it turns out he deleted the
wrong set of files and this database was (inexplicably) not backed up.
I go in with a file recovery tool, recover most of the datafiles, and
more importantly, recover the ones that have the critical info that can
save a long & costly rebuild of the dev db.
I create a new blank database on another machine, then I thought I could
rebuild the controlfile with the recovered datafiles from the deleted
database added. When I created the new database I created it with a
slightly different name, no problem I think, thinking I could use "set
database" and alter the init.ora and call it the same as the deleted
database, so I do the following:
backup control file to trace in new database, shut it down, edit the
init.ora with new (old) name, startup nomount and try to recreate the
control file with "set database "newname" resetlogs" and the datafiles
from the deleted database added at the end of the create controlfile
script. The new database is being set to the same name as the deleted
one, but I am getting "ORA-01159: file is not from same database as
previous files - wrong database id" errors from the added file(s)
I missed something here, do I need to recreate the new database from
scratch with the same name as the deleted one? Is it possible to do what
I am attempting? I thought it should be, and this is the only option I
have in any case.
Hi,
I think you have to use the same name. Recently I have done something
similar and created a 'test'-database using the datafiles I've copied
from production - nice lesson to learn. These 2 articels of metalink
might help:
174226.1
224274.1
regards,
stephan
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thanks
If I was able to recover the system tablespace I could have done that,
but unfortunatly that was not recoverable. I'll have to see if I can get
the dbid from the old datafiles and change the dbid of the new one to
match (with fingers crossed) |
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steph
*nix forums beginner
Joined: 28 Mar 2006
Posts: 27
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| Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 7:43 am Post subject:
Re: Can I restore tablespaces(datafiles) to a new blank database?
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TG wrote:
| Quote: | 9.2.0.6 on Windows server
Here is the situation:
Junior dba wanted to free up some space on a server, so he deleted
datafiles from a shut down database that he *thought* was his test, not
his active development database, of course it turns out he deleted the
wrong set of files and this database was (inexplicably) not backed up.
I go in with a file recovery tool, recover most of the datafiles, and
more importantly, recover the ones that have the critical info that can
save a long & costly rebuild of the dev db.
I create a new blank database on another machine, then I thought I could
rebuild the controlfile with the recovered datafiles from the deleted
database added. When I created the new database I created it with a
slightly different name, no problem I think, thinking I could use "set
database" and alter the init.ora and call it the same as the deleted
database, so I do the following:
backup control file to trace in new database, shut it down, edit the
init.ora with new (old) name, startup nomount and try to recreate the
control file with "set database "newname" resetlogs" and the datafiles
from the deleted database added at the end of the create controlfile
script. The new database is being set to the same name as the deleted
one, but I am getting "ORA-01159: file is not from same database as
previous files - wrong database id" errors from the added file(s)
I missed something here, do I need to recreate the new database from
scratch with the same name as the deleted one? Is it possible to do what
I am attempting? I thought it should be, and this is the only option I
have in any case.
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Hi,
I think you have to use the same name. Recently I have done something
similar and created a 'test'-database using the datafiles I've copied
from production - nice lesson to learn. These 2 articels of metalink
might help:
174226.1
224274.1
regards,
stephan |
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Chuck Whealton
*nix forums beginner
Joined: 16 Jul 2006
Posts: 10
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| Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 1:39 am Post subject:
Re: Can I restore tablespaces(datafiles) to a new blank database?
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TG wrote:
| Quote: | 9.2.0.6 on Windows server
Here is the situation:
Junior dba wanted to free up some space on a server, so he deleted
datafiles from a shut down database that he *thought* was his test, not
his active development database, of course it turns out he deleted the
wrong set of files and this database was (inexplicably) not backed up.
I go in with a file recovery tool, recover most of the datafiles, and
more importantly, recover the ones that have the critical info that can
save a long & costly rebuild of the dev db.
I create a new blank database on another machine, then I thought I could
rebuild the controlfile with the recovered datafiles from the deleted
database added. When I created the new database I created it with a
slightly different name, no problem I think, thinking I could use "set
database" and alter the init.ora and call it the same as the deleted
database, so I do the following:
backup control file to trace in new database, shut it down, edit the
init.ora with new (old) name, startup nomount and try to recreate the
control file with "set database "newname" resetlogs" and the datafiles
from the deleted database added at the end of the create controlfile
script. The new database is being set to the same name as the deleted
one, but I am getting "ORA-01159: file is not from same database as
previous files - wrong database id" errors from the added file(s)
I missed something here, do I need to recreate the new database from
scratch with the same name as the deleted one? Is it possible to do what
I am attempting? I thought it should be, and this is the only option I
have in any case.
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TG:
I believe the DBID is written everywhere - controlfiles, datafiles,
possibly redos, etc. There's an NID (new ID) utility in 9i that you
can use to change the DBID. It also works with 8i. I don't
know/remember what, if any, additional functionalitty it might have
that could help you either set a specific DBID, or somehow change them
all to be identical.
I have to say, I'd be leary of doing what you're trying to do - though
I certainly understand why!
It sounds like you had something backed up. You were able to recover
most, though not all of the datafiles?
Although it is considered a "not to be done" thing, I have seen a
database backed up live via Legato NetWorker withOUT the Oracle
BusinessSuite Module restored, opened and recovered and it worked. I
was shocked. That was a couple years back.
Charles R. Whealton
Charles Whealton @ pleasedontspam.com |
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kony
*nix forums beginner
Joined: 19 May 2005
Posts: 46
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| Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2006 3:28 pm Post subject:
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9.2.0.6 on Windows server
Here is the situation:
Junior dba wanted to free up some space on a server, so he deleted
datafiles from a shut down database that he *thought* was his test, not
his active development database, of course it turns out he deleted the
wrong set of files and this database was (inexplicably) not backed up.
I go in with a file recovery tool, recover most of the datafiles, and
more importantly, recover the ones that have the critical info that can
save a long & costly rebuild of the dev db.
I create a new blank database on another machine, then I thought I could
rebuild the controlfile with the recovered datafiles from the deleted
database added. When I created the new database I created it with a
slightly different name, no problem I think, thinking I could use "set
database" and alter the init.ora and call it the same as the deleted
database, so I do the following:
backup control file to trace in new database, shut it down, edit the
init.ora with new (old) name, startup nomount and try to recreate the
control file with "set database "newname" resetlogs" and the datafiles
from the deleted database added at the end of the create controlfile
script. The new database is being set to the same name as the deleted
one, but I am getting "ORA-01159: file is not from same database as
previous files - wrong database id" errors from the added file(s)
I missed something here, do I need to recreate the new database from
scratch with the same name as the deleted one? Is it possible to do what
I am attempting? I thought it should be, and this is the only option I
have in any case. |
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