Global Database Name for OCS Database

Hi guys,
The domain name for the network that I'm installing OCS 10g have a dash in the domainname. When installing the OCS database, it stated that the global database name cannot have a dash. So I change the dash in domain name of the server with an underscore.
After restart the installation, and putting the global database name with a underscore, the installation is sucessfull. My question is if I change back the server domain name back to include the dash, will this affect the running of the database ? and after the installation can I changed the global database name to include the dash ?
Thanks for any info.
Regards
Lanang

I was looking in the wrong place. I found the right documentation. Thanks all.
Rename the global database name using an ALTER DATABASE statement. For example, enter:
ALTER DATABASE RENAME GLOBAL_NAME TO sales.us.oracle.com;

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    Thank you for the constructive feedback. I have been able to make progress on this issue.
    I did check the Data Guard Log files as you suggested. I did not find anything when I checked them before but this time I found the following:
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