You have just had to restore from backup and do not have any
control files. How would you go about bringing up this database?
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Answer / ramesh chowdary
I would create a text based backup control file,
stipulating where on disk all the data files where and then
issue the recover command with the using backup control
file clause.
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Answer / y. naresh kumar
SQL> RECOVER DATABASE USING BACKUP CONTROLFILE:
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