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    URGENT - not .world domain name

    Hi Guys,

    Can you tell me how can I reset the Oracle domain name to .world.
    I create a new database in a new server. Somehow the domain attach to service name needs to be .ourcomapnyname.com . When in Database creation domain name attach to database and how can I make it again default as .world.

    Thanks
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    edit SQLNET.ora and add the followin line:
    NAMES.DEFAULT_DOMAIN = world

    Your question:
    Somehow the domain attach to service name needs to be .ourcomapnyname.com . When in Database creation domain name attach to database and how can I make it again default as .world.
    What do you mean by that? you are contradicting your question.
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    Changing domain name involves the following three files:

    init.ora : DB_DOMAIN

    sqlnet.ora : DEFAULT_DOMAIN

    tnsnames.ora : SERVICE_NAME
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    Ok My question is : I didn't put domain_name = xyz.com in my init.ora but if default_domain_name in sqlnet.ora = .world then if I don't put xyz.com at the end of my service name in tsnname then it can not connect.

    Do you think if I put DOMAIN_NAME = WORLD in init.ora then it will be WORLD ???

    I know I am a little confuse, but please help.
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    That is true. Just try it on your database.

    Again, the SERVICE_NAME of connect string should be same to SERVICE_NAME parameter of the instance.
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