How i recover my database

Dear All
My database crash but luckly i have logical and phsical backup of my data base and i try my level best but i did not get good result, so plz let me know, how i recover my database(Oracle 10g, OS:window xp), means even i attach my tablespaces also
thsnks in advance
Regards,

10g means what? Please provide a full and complete version number.
What do you mean by logical and physical backup ... be very specific and clear. For example don't say "export" indicate whether it was made with exp or datapump and how you were logged on and the parameters used when it was created.
What do you mean by "crash." Again be very specific and clear.
We can do more harm by guessing your situation whereas we can help if we know what actually happened.

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