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How to Resolve CRS-2501: Resource is disabled

by Ed Chen
August 10, 2022October 6, 2022

CRS-2501 CRS-2501 means that the resource you want to manipulate is in the disabled mode, you should make sure its status before enabling it. Let's… Read More »

How to Change DB_NAME of a RAC Database

by Ed Chen
January 30, 2021July 3, 2022

In previous post, we have talked about how to change DBID of a RAC database. In this post, we will talk about how to change… Read More »

How to Change DBID of a RAC Database

by Ed Chen
January 27, 2021July 3, 2022

In previous post, we have talked about how to change both DB_NAME and DB_UNIQUE_NAME of a single-instance database. In this post, we will talk about… Read More »

How Srvctl Disable Database

by Ed Chen
November 15, 2020October 29, 2022

Srvctl Disable Database The command srvctl disable database means that it detaches the database you specified from the cluster temporarily. Which means, you will no… Read More »

How to Restore RAC Database from RMAN Backup Set

by Ed Chen
July 4, 2019July 3, 2022

For 10g RAC database restoration, you may check: How to Restore 10g RAC Database from a Backup Set. Suppose we have restored 12c clusterware back.… Read More »

How to Restore 10g RAC Database from a Backup Set

by Ed Chen
June 26, 2019November 18, 2022
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For 12c RAC database restoration, you may check: How to Restore 12c RAC Database from a Backup Set. Suppose we have recovered 10g CRS and… Read More »

How to Resolve SPFILE in DB_UNKNOWN

by Ed Chen
June 23, 2019July 3, 2022

SPFILE in DB_UNKNOWN When I tried to restore SPFILE to the default location at nomount state, I found that SPFILE was restored to a DB_UNKNOWN… Read More »

How to Change SPFILE Location in Oracle

by Ed Chen
February 23, 2019July 3, 2022

ALTER SYSTEM SET SPFILE Before reading, you have to know that there's no ALTER SYSTEM SET SPFILE statement in Oracle, because we can never write… Read More »