Steps for modifying Instance name SID in Oracle Database
Sometimes we need to modify the instance SID of the Oracle database. The following is an instance tutorial for modifying the Instance name of ORACLE10.2 in Centos 6.5. If you are interested in learning, you can check it out.
Modify the Oracle Instance name
System Environment: CentOS 6.5
ORACLE version: 10.2
1. Check the original database instance name
$ Echo $ ORACLE_SID
Orcl
$ Sqlplus/as sysdba
> Select instance from v $ thread;
INSTANCE
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Orcl
2. Shut down the database
> Shutdown immediate;
> Exit;
3. Modify the oracle ORACLE_SID environment variable, for example, from orcl to linuxidc
$ Vi/home/oracle/. bash_profile
Export ORACLE_SID = linuxidc
$ Source/home/oracle/. bash_profile
4. Modify the/etc/oratab file and change the sid Name from orcl to linuxidc.
$ Vi/etc/oratab
Linuxidc:/u01/app/oracle/11.2/db_1: Y
5. Go to the $ ORACLE_HOME/dbs directory.
Modify all files whose names contain the original sid to the corresponding new sid
$ Cd $ ORACLE_HOME/dbs
$ Mv hc_zf.dat hc_linuxidc.dat
$ Mv lkZF lklinuxidc
$ Mv orapwzf orapwlinuxidc
$ Mv spfilezf. ora spfilelinuxidc. ora
6. Rebuild the password file
Because the password file cannot be used in the new instance after it is renamed
$ Orapwd file = $ ORACLE_HOME/dbs/orapw $ ORACLE_SID password = 123456 entries = 5 force = y
7. Start the database
$ Sqlplus/as sysdba
> Startup
8. Check the database instance name
Check the database instance name using the following statement and find that the Instance name has changed from orcl to linuxidc
> Select instance from v $ thread;
INSTANCE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Linuxidc
At this time, although the Instance name has been changed to linuxidc, the Database Name (dbname) is still orcl, so the connection still cannot be established on the client. to connect, You need to modify the dbname