How Rename database

How to rename the database name ?
By default it is created with 'ORCL' . I want rename to 'TEST'
( Not an instance name )
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Sathya Rao (guest) wrote:
: How to rename the database name ?
: By default it is created with 'ORCL' . I want rename to 'TEST'
: ( Not an instance name )
CONNECT TO SVRMGR
ALTER DATABASE RENAME GLOBAL_NAME TO NEWNAME.WORLD;
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