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| DBNEWID Utility - Change the internal DBID and the database name using this new utility without rebuilding your controlfile. |
Taher A. Babujee said... Excellent indepth explanation about the utility stepwise. |
shivaS_3 said... it's great.even great for working DBAs |
ivanf505 said... absolutely excellent! |
Yoni said... If you're on WINDOWS, create the new modified spfile and ora service before opening the DB,otherwise you might get ORA-01103. |
srinivasa reddy said... Really this is very good article.I could able to change db name. Thanks |
Amrit Khare said... The Article is really very good, but i am not able to understand what the process is going on under the change of DBID only.could anyone help me out for that. Amrit amrit.khare@gmail.com 09740145631 |
Anna Grover said... This is a great article, very well explained and the steps were easy to follow, even for me a novice DBA. Thanks so much. |
Amrit Khare said... Its a gr8 utility for changing the DBname. |
mahi said... thanx for for the gr8 stuffits really cool |
phil said... Very good article.In windows in the registry the Oracle_SID should be modified with the appropriate name. |
A said... Good One! |
A said... Brilliantly Explained! |
Jesse Josserand said... Didn't work for me - HELP!!! |
Jesse Josserand said... Assistance appreciated (jesse.josserand@honeywell.com) |
Tim... said... Hi.Revert to a backup and try again. Cheers Tim... |
Yasir Hashmi said... You are doing a brilliant work Sir!! |
Jan Herder said... Needed to change ORACLE_SID in registry also |
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