on 06-08-2007 9:27 AM
Hi
my MMC is not starting.
when i checking through SAPDBA in command mode, i got that one data file is missing. roll file are in "oracle/<sid>/sapdata2".
few days back i created a data file <b>roll_2</b> for PSAPROLL through SAPDBA.
yester day i deleted that roll_2 data file.
i delete <b>roll_2</b>, as right click and delete from normal windows deletion.
when i through SAPDBA, i got that was the problem.
i don't have any back up.
i thought that the problem will solve, only when i create that data file.
and SAPDBA Table space administration is not working, because instance in not started.
please help me on this.
thank u
Message was edited by:
Madhu M
hi
Thank you guys, responding to my query.
but, unfortunately i got problems with <b>alert log</b> file and i can't even log on to <b>sqlplus</b>.
so, i got frustrate and reinstall that.
ok
thank you.
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Madhu,
What version of Oracle are you using? If you are using Oracle 9i or higher, you need to use PSAPUNDO. I would then create PSAPUNDO and modify the init(sid).ora or spfile to enable PSAPUNDO and disable the roll back segments.
create undo tablespace PSAPUNDO datafile '/oracle/SID/sapdata2/undo_1/undo.data1' size XXXm;
(note: create the subdir as orasid (undo_1))
alter system set undo_management = auto scope = spfile;
alter system set undo_tablespace = PSAPUNDO scope = spfile;
alter system set undo_retention = 3600 scope = spfile;
alter system reset rollback_segments scope = spfile sid = '*';
create pfile='/oracle/SID/920_64/dbs/initSID.ora' from spfile;
or vi your init(sid).ora file add the first three, comment out rollback segements.
stop/start your system, then drop the PSAPROLL table.
Regards,
Mike Heath
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Hi,
from initsid.ora delete this roll_2 from Rollback_segments and start the db using this pfile
regards
Umesh K
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Hi,
If you don't have backup, no one can help you.
Please reinstall SAP.
Regards
ben
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