one datafile is lost in standy side how can you recover that??
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Answer / anil.t
Yes we can recover the database but we will lose uncommitted transactions since log file is not available.
From 2005 onwards we use option called:
CREATE DATABASE database_name for ATTACH option.
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Answer / harshad khuspe
Stop medial recovery. Take RMAN backup of that datafile and SCP to target database. Recover that datafile.
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