Restore cold backup without resetlogs option

Hi,
im using oracle 10.2.0 , i'm migrating database to SAN, how can i restore cold backup with noresetlogs.

Hi pawan,
steps i will follow are as follows:
1. take backup of controlfile with noresetlogs.
SQL> database backup controlfile to trace noresetlogs;
2. Shut down the database, take cold backup(datafiles,redologfiles).
3. recreate the controlfile.
4. the open the database with noresetlogs
are the steps fine or need any changes.

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