Recovery issue in noarchive log

Hi,
i need recovery for a database which is running in noarchive log mode.The dbas im my org take cold backup so they donot put the db in archive log mode. Now the database needs recovery it gets mounted but doesnot open and the db server asks me to apply the archive logfile which i donot have.i have also set the allowresetlogs_corrution to true. after restoring and performing the cancel based recovery the oracle server asks me for archive logfiles.i cannot perform incomplete recovery since the logifiles have been overwritten for a very long extend.
so at this stage how can i recover the database.
please provide me the essential steps.
I was provided this issue to solve.kindly help me.......
Thanks and Reagards
Ilamparithi.A.

An inconsistent backup of a NOARCHIVELOG database is useless... Worse than useless, actually, if it provides a false sense of security that the database has been backed up and the data is somewhat safe.
I'm afraid the answer is most likely that the database is gone forever. If this is particularly valuable data, Oracle Consulting does have a tool (as do the ORA-600 folks in DUDE) that can probably recover most of the data from the data files. But these are not cheap utilities-- unless this is particularly valuable data, it may be more cost effective to toss the backups, find what data you can from other sources (old backups, old exports, other databases, etc) and chalk the cost of reconstituting the rest of the data up to the cost of hiring DBAs that didn't know what they were doing.
Doug Burns has a discussion on the [http://oracledoug.com/serendipity/index.php?/archives/789-DUDE,-Wheres-My-Data.html|DUDE data unloader]
I'd strongly suggest opening a Metalink ticket just to cover your own butt here. I expect them to tell you the same thing, but it's obviously a lot easier to go to management to tell them they've lost their data or that they need to write a check with lots of 0's to get it back because Metalink said so rather than because some guy on the internet said so.
Justin

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