Datafile sequence number differs in database and in ASM

Hi All,
Can someone help me on this. It's bit urgent . My datafiles in DC is something like this
SYSAUX.268.673209651
SYSTEM.259.673205553
But in DR after restoration of these datafiles there is difference in database and in ASM. In database they are the same sequence as in DC , but inside ASM it is as follows,
SYSAUX.283.697827503
SYSTEM.292.697827151
How is this possible? And how can i do to recover it? Please help.
Regards,
Mithra.

Hi,
Using ASM file system will use OFA architecture and hence you may not need to worry as well.
Only one extra care you would need to take is that when you restore the control file it would actually restore the file name with different one than the source. Hence, when you want mount the database, you may need to modify the controlfile parmaeter in init.ora for that database to make sure they use the right control files.
http://www.dbasupport.com/oracle/ora10g/ASM0301.shtml
The above link gives the details of the naming convention. I am late but bettern than never :).
Also, you may provide any details you have done recovery which if got any errors.
Regards,
Vasu

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