How to create new database from backup.

Hi !
i have backup of a database, i do not want to restore, i want to create new database from the backup.
i am using oracle 11g xe.
yours sincerely

If the Location of the datafiles is similar to that of source database then you can consider below steps
Create Oracle Service using oradim
set ORACLE_SID=NEWDB
oradim -new -sid NEWDB -intpwd passwordofthesys -startmode M
Connect to the RMAN
rman>rman target /
restore spfile/pfile and control file from backup
rman>restore spfile to pfile '_localtion of the initNEWDB.ora_' from '_location of the SPFILE Backuppiece_';
rman>startup nomount pfile='localtion of the initNEWDB.ora';
rman>restore controlfile from 'file location of the controlfile Backuppiece';
rman>alter database mount;
Catalog the RMAN backuppiece of source database
rman>catalog backuppiece '_location of the rman backuppiece of source database_ ';
resotore & recover database
rman>restore database;
rman>recover database;
open the database with reset logs
rman>alter database open resetlogs;
rman>create spfile from pfile;
rman>shutdown immediate;
rman>startup;
==================
If you have access to source database then you can clone using below rman command:
+rman target _<source database>_ auxiliary _<new database>_+
rman>duplication target database to _<your new database name>_;
==========
If the location of the datafiles and logfiles are different from source database then you need to add db_file_name_convert and log_file_name_convert to the pfile before starting the recovery process.

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