I know this might work some times if all the log files are present and not overwritten.
Just try using
"Recover datafile < >;" from sqlplus. Some times the file is marked as recovery needed, and this command removes the flag. I remember using this command when my online backup failed (system crashed while backup is in progress).
If that does not work try these:
recover database until cancel;
Then cancel the recovery.
If that does not work then try recover database until cancel using backup controlfile;
If that doesn't work, then I think you can still use the utility DBF Recovery Toolbox. From my experience I can say that it is a good helper. Maybe it somehow will save your file. http://www.oemailrecovery.com/dbf_recovery.html
If this does not work and you have no backup, I do not think of any way to recover the database otherthan rebuilding.
Just try using
"Recover datafile < >;" from sqlplus. Some times the file is marked as recovery needed, and this command removes the flag. I remember using this command when my online backup failed (system crashed while backup is in progress).
If that does not work try these:
recover database until cancel;
Then cancel the recovery.
If that does not work then try recover database until cancel using backup controlfile;
If that doesn't work, then I think you can still use the utility DBF Recovery Toolbox. From my experience I can say that it is a good helper. Maybe it somehow will save your file. http://www.oemailrecovery.com/dbf_recovery.html
If this does not work and you have no backup, I do not think of any way to recover the database otherthan rebuilding.