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Assuming all your datafiles are in /opt2/oradata/baddb -
as the owner of the files (oracle, oracle8, oracle9, whatever), do
rm /opt2/oradata/baddb/*
That will remove all files in the baddb directory.
If you are deleting the database (not re-using "baddb" anymore) -
rm -r /opt2/oradata/baddb
That will not only remove the files under the baddb directory, but will also remove the baddb directory.
Don't forget the control files (if you left them in $ORACLE_HOME/dbs).
Check system processes for anything to do with baddb -
ps -ef | grep baddb
Kill any remaining processes with
kill -9 (the process id you got from the ps command)
But, it sounds like you may be playing with fire by the nature of the question.
Last edited by stecal; 01-15-2003 at 04:24 PM.
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