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    Standby Database Problem(LOG File)

    Hi
    I have Oracle 9i version 9.0.1.1.1 Enterprise Edition.
    O/S Widows 2000 server, Intel Server Platform.

    I created a standby database using the Oracle Documentation.
    My datafiles names have been converted according to the db_file_name_convert parameter of the init.ora of the standby.

    But I have also specify the log_file_name_convert parameter as
    Log_file_name_convert=('D:\oracle\oradata\isddb\red01.log','d:\std_db\oradata\redo01.log')


    but When after mounting the database when i issue the following query.
    select * from V$logfile;

    It gives me the name and path of the file that are in primary database.
    not this path (d:\std_db\oradata\redo01.log).

    I have tried all the documentation but there is no mention of this.
    Can anybody plz help me in the matter.
    Regards Zeeshan!

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    Why not use the Alter databse rename file command for the Log files?

    Hope this helps..
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    Thanx Rohit for Replying.

    But I have tried the rename command its not working.
    Because I think u need to open the database for it.
    And It cannot open the database until the logfile are
    in correct place.

    But thanx Again for replying.
    Anynody else interested in giving some ideas,
    Pzl Help!
    Regards Zeeshan!

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    You do not have to open the database to rename the files. It has to be done only in the mount stage.
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