Knowing service_name of my database; where to find parameter file.

To All,
I have Oracle 9i. How can I find the service_name (inorder to specify it in the tnsnames.ora) of my database..?
Also Is it possible that the name of my parameter file in the location 'H:\orawin95\admin\thomas\pfile\' be init.ora ....? ie, without the instance name as a suffix to the filename after init. Or is the parameter file in some other location...?
my oracle_home is 'H:\orawin95'
db_name is : 'thomas'
instance name is : 'toms'
thanks in advance
[email protected]

service name is nothing but your tnsname or the string you connect to the database from a client machine. Look into your tnsnames.ora file or to create one, use network configuration assistant.
You can have init file with suffixing its instance name, but, it would be good for administration purpose in the multi-instance, spefically, oracle. You can also keep the init.ora file in any directory that you need, the only thing is that you need to specify the file location when starting your database with pfile parameter with startup command.
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