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Luc,
The next time you bounce the database you will be able to delete the files. Windows keeps a lock on these files for some odd reason.
In a way, it's better than Unix. You can't delete Windows Oracle files while the database is open, but in Unix you can.
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 8:09 AM
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Hi gurus,
Oracle 8.1.7.4 on Windows 2000
Yesterday I wanted to move 2 datafiles (for the same tablespace) to another
disk.
1- I placed my tablespace offline 2- I copied my 2 datafiles 3- I altered my controlfiles to reflect the new path 4- I brought my tablespace back online 5- I backuped up my controlfile to trace to make sure it using the new path 6- When I wanted to delete the 2 old datafiles, Windows gave me an "sharingviolation" error.
My question is Who using it?
My controlfiles are changed, when I query DBA_DATA_FILES, i'm using the new
path. ....
I don't want to bounce my production database ....
Any ideas
TIA
Luc
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