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How to Change SERVICE_NAME in ORACLE 10g

 
jaya kemmannu
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Hi,

We have oracle10g installed in redhat linux server. IF my current service_name is set to "XXXX" how can change his to "YYYY". Any help would be appreciated.

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There is a system parameter you can set: SERVICE_NAMES

See ALTER SYSTEM for details on setting system parameters.
 
Md Haidar Ali Khan
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ALTER SYSTEM SET SERVICE_NAMES = 'SOMETHINGELSE'
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