Processing of sql scripts created by Recovery for Oracle does not rebuild the database and/or produce any error messages. What is the problem with?
Either Oracle database is unable to process the long script or the DAT file of Oracle database is corrupted. To rectify the issue first break the script in parts and execute each part and see if it works and if it doesn’t then use any third party software to repair the corrupted DAT file of Oracle.
I am sure your problem will be rectified. As a suggestion if you have to go with second option try – Oracle Repair software, it really works.
All the Best!
In addition to script(s) the assisting batch file commit.bat is created to automate database rebuilding procedure. The following parameters should be passed as command-line arguments: • Path to sqlplus.exe utility without file name (e.g., c:\oracle\ORA90\bin); • User name to use for database creation (e.g., SYSTEM); • Password; • “Connect string” to the server where database rebuilding scripts will be executed.
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