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Using the above example (and if the current control file is in
directory
directory
c:\orant\rdbms71
):
Move
To
c:\orant\rdbms71\ctl1orcl.ora
c:\orant\database\ctl1abcd.ora
b. Move all of the archive files from
%ORACLE_HOME%\rdbms71\ARCHIVE
to
%ORACLE_HOME%\DATABASE\ARCHIVE
The original list of files are:
7.0
7.1
7.2
%rdbms70%\ctl1.ora
%rdbms71%\ctl1orcl.ora
%oracle_home%\database\ctl1orcl.ora
%rdbms70%\dbs1.ora
%rdbms71%\sysorcl.ora
%oracle_home%\database\sysorcl.ora
%rdbms70%\log1.ora
%rdbms71%\userorcl.ora
%oracle_home%\database\userorcl.ora
%rdbms70%\log2.ora
%rdbms71%\rbsorcl.ora
%oracle_home%\database\rbsorcl.ora
%rdbms71%\temporcl.ora
%oracle_home%\database\temporcl.ora
%rdbms71%\log1orcl.ora
%oracle_home%\database\log1orcl.ora
%rdbms71%\log2orcl.ora
%oracle_home%\database\log2orcl.ora
%rdbms71%\archive\ctl1orcl.ora
%oracle_home%\database\archive\ctl1orcl.ora
%rdbms71%\archive\logorcl1.ora
%oracle_home%\database\archive\logorcl1.ora
%rdbms71%\archive\logorcl2.ora
%oracle_home%\database\archive\logorcl2.ora
Note:
This information is in the spool file you created earlier.
c.
If you have expanded the database, move the additional
database files as well.
database files as well.
Note:
You can combine the steps above into one operation
with the
move
command. For example,
move