Oracle 10.2 RENAME command broken ..

Hello all,
I did the following to rename a file:
"alter database rename file [DATA_FILE_1] to [DATA_FILE_2]'
But ..
When I do:
"select name from v$datafile"
I see BOTH [DATA_FILE_1] --- AND --- [DATA_FILE_2]
To me, I should only see [DATA_FILE_2] :-|
When I try to do the following command to correct the problem,
"alter database datafile [DATA_FILE_1] offline",
I get the following error:
ORA-01145: offline immediate disallowed unless media recovery enabled
I also did :
"alter database backup controlfile to trace" and saw that BOTH
[DATA_FILE_1]
--- AND ---
[DATA_FILE_2]
were listed
Yikes!
What happened? Why did the software work this way? How can I solve this problem?
TIA

10.2.what?
Post your actual DDL not a simplified version of it.
Post the result of this query:
SELECT file_name, file_id, status, online_status
FROM dba_data_files;Do not change anything. Do not do a shutdown. Leave everything alone until we can figure out what you are looking at.

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