Rename the file names

Hello OTN Help,
I need to modify my old existing question.
Reason is as follow:
One of my question I entered some thing which is not appropriate for my company policy and they want from me to rename the file names.
Please advice me what should I do?
thanks

Are you talking about changing the question that you have entered on OTN? If so, I guess you will need to contact Oracle support and have them to request OTN admin to do so ... good luck.
-Frances

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