Data Path Change Oracle.

I want to add Hard Disk to existing system and change the path of existing Data both SAPDATA1 and Oraarch for additional Space
System is ECC5 IDES/Oracle 9.2/Win2003.
Present path D:\Oracle\SID\oraarch
E:\Oracle\SID\SAPDATA1
New Path E:\Oracle\SID\Oraarch
F:\Oracle\SID\SAPDATA1
Someone can help me with exact procedure.
Thanks,

Ho Manssor,
If the number of datas too many and you think moving one-by-one using brtools can take alot of time. There is still one sulution to use, but this is litter risky.
Here the step.
1. SQL > alter database backup controlfile to tracefile; (dont type SQL >, its sqlplus command prompt)
2. Goto /oracle/<SID>/trace/usertrace (see the newest trace file)
3. Copy the file to some where
4. Open the file and get only the part your want (RESET or NOT RESET) choice only one.
5. Change all the path E:\Oracle\SID\SAPDATA1 to F:\Oracle\SID\SAPDATA1,
you can use find & replace.
6. rename the file to control.sql
6. Copy all the file to the new path (dont move, later delete it after every run ok)
7. Apply the new control file by running the control.sql from sqlplus
8. SQL > @control.sql (dont type SQL >, its SQL command prompt)
9. If every thinkg ok than you finish move the path.
But once again this is step is a bit riskly as you playing with the oracle control file, and this can cause your database can't startup due to the error in control file.
Please make sure you backup the control file and your database before do any thing.
Regards,
Fendi Suyanto

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