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    The CREATE CONTROLFILE command is used to re-create a control file for an Oracle database if the existing control files are lost or to change configuration settings like the maximum number of redo log files, datafiles, or instances. It allows specifying LOGFILE and DATAFILE locations and options like NORESETLOGS to retain archived redo logs after creation. Multiple LOGFILEs and DATAFILEs can be listed separated by commas.

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    The CREATE CONTROLFILE command is used to re-create a control file for an Oracle database if the existing control files are lost or to change configuration settings like the maximum number of redo log files, datafiles, or instances. It allows specifying LOGFILE and DATAFILE locations and options like NORESETLOGS to retain archived redo logs after creation. Multiple LOGFILEs and DATAFILEs can be listed separated by commas.

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    The CREATE CONTROLFILE command is used to re-create a control file for an Oracle database if the existing control files are lost or to change configuration settings like the maximum number of redo log files, datafiles, or instances. It allows specifying LOGFILE and DATAFILE locations and options like NORESETLOGS to retain archived redo logs after creation. Multiple LOGFILEs and DATAFILEs can be listed separated by commas.

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    The CREATE CONTROLFILE command is used to re-create a control file for an Oracle database if the existing control files are lost or to change configuration settings like the maximum number of redo log files, datafiles, or instances. It allows specifying LOGFILE and DATAFILE locations and options like NORESETLOGS to retain archived redo logs after creation. Multiple LOGFILEs and DATAFILEs can be listed separated by commas.

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    CREATE CONTROLFILE [REUSE] [SET] DATABASE database

    LOGFILE [GROUP int] filespec


    [RESETLOGS | NORESETLOGS]
    DATAFILE filespec options [CHARACTER SET charset]

    Options:
    MAXDATAFILES int
    MAXLOGFILES int
    MAXLOGMEMBERS int
    MAXLOGHISTORY int
    MAXINSTANCES int
    ARCHIVELOG | NOARCHIVELOG
    FORCE LOGGING

    Several LOGFILE and/or DATAFILEs can be specified at once if separated with commas.

    Do not include in the DATAFILE clause any datafiles in temporary or read-only


    tablespaces. You can add these to the database later.

    Use this command to re-create a control file only if:

    All copies of your existing control files have been lost through media failure.
    You want to change the name of the database.
    You want to change the maximum number of redo log file groups, redo log file
    members, archived redo log files, datafiles, or instances that can concurrently
    have the database mounted and open.

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