Yes, but she said that she everything EXCEPT the system tablespaces. If
this is true then they're SOL, except for Data Unloader.
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The datafiles contain the tablespaces which contain the data for the
tables,
indexes, etc. If she has all the datafiles, then she'll have access to all
the data. I haven't tried it, but this should work for the system
tablespace
as well.
Randy Kirkpatrick
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But does she just want the old tablespaces or does she want the tables and
indexes that were in those tablespaces? I don't think that simply
recovering the tablespaces will recover the tablespace contents, though it
is the way to start.
Doesn't Oracle have a recovery tool -- pay big bucks, they come in and
recover your database and then remove the tool -- that will do this?
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Regina,
Yes there is - but you probably don't want to do it yourself if you're not
a
DBA ...
do a backup control file to trace:
alter database <database> backup controlfile to trace;
shut down the database and modify the sql in the file you created so it
contains the information for the tablespaces you need.
use the sql file to start up the database
hopefully everything starts ok. Can't guarantee what happens to integrity,
etc. if you don't have all the tablespaces.
Randy Kirkpatrick
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Okay People,
I am not the DBA and don't have all the details but this is our situation
the way it was explained to me:
We had a server crash to the point where Unix and Oracle had to be
reinstalled, however the disks containing our data tablespaces (that is,
everything but the system tablespaces) are still good, and apparently for
several reasons, we have not had a good backup for at least a week. Is
there anyway to get a new Oracle install to recognize old tablespaces?
TIA, Regina
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