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THANK YOU!!. &nbsp;That was it. &nbsp;I hadn't set up auto start of oracle on this db yet so didn't notice that. &nbsp;Thanks again!!
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THANK YOU!!.  That was it.  I hadn't set up auto start of oracle on this db yet so didn't notice that.  Thanks again!!

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Hi everyone,<br />
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I used &nbsp;DBNEWID on an 11g database to rename the database. &nbsp; Everything looks correct in environmental variables &nbsp;( sid, services, instance, global name &nbsp;etc). &nbsp; The database is working fine. &nbsp;I even have the dbconsole up and running . &nbsp; However, when I try to run<b> DBCA </b> &nbsp;to reconfigure the database it does not recognize the new name ( sid) . &nbsp;It only sees the old name . &nbsp;I have not been able to find where &nbsp;DBCA pulls the sid list from . &nbsp;Any ideas would be appreciated.<br />

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Hi everyone,

I used  DBNEWID on an 11g database to rename the database.   Everything looks correct in environmental variables  ( sid, services, instance, global name  etc).   The database is working fine.  I even have the dbconsole up and running .   However, when I try to run DBCA   to reconfigure the database it does not recognize the new name ( sid) .  It only sees the old name .  I have not been able to find where  DBCA pulls the sid list from .  Any ideas would be appreciated.


DBCA not recognizing sid after running DBNEWID

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