The following are the major steps I planned to follow in order to move a redo lo
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The following are the major steps I planned to follow in order to move a redo log member from C:APPSTUDENTORADATACSC544744REDO04.LOG to E:LOGSREDO04.LOG:
a) Connect to the database as the SYS user using the SYSDBA privilege
b) Execute:
shutdown immediate
c) Use operation system commands to move the redo log file from C:APPSTUDENTORADATACSC544744REDO04.LOG to E:LOGSREDO04.LOG
d) Execute:
startup nomount
e) Execute:
alter database rename file ‘C:APPSTUDENTORADATACSC544744REDO04.LOG’ to ‘C:LOGSREDO04.LOG’;
f) Execute:
alter database open;
When I tried the plan on my Oracle database, it did not work through.
Point out the step(s) that would fail. Make suggestions on how to fix the problem(s).
Explanation / Answer
Here in this your steps are perfectly right to move the redolog file except step d
startup nomount
Because you need to alter the filename in mount state. Not in the nomount state. Then only database will recognise and take this new path/file. Below are the steps to move the redolog file.
Follow these steps it will resolve your error.
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