Sql to find out non-standard dba_data_file

version 8i-10g
few dbfile were created in $OH/dbs dir in few databases in tivoli tablespace (can be dropped and re-cretaed without issues) , i am working on this to fix that.
what would be sql script to create report of all databases , having db files created in $OH/dbs location in tablespace like 'TIV%'
may be need help adjust this to show db name ....
SQL> select TABLESPACE_NAME, FILE_NAME
2 from dba_data_files
3 where TABLESPACE_NAME like 'TIV%'
4 ;
TABLESPACE_NAME
FILE_NAME
TIVOLIORTS
/u01/app/oracle/product/8.1.6/dbs/tivoliorts.dbf

It might be actually easier if you approach the problem the other way round - by finding out which database each of the files in the directory belong. This can be done by issuing a fuser command on the file to see which processes have the file open and then a ps command to see the database that has it opened. Something like:
$ fuser swf_th_data01_01.dbf
swf_th_data01_01.dbf: 9900o 6917o 28306o 846o 29413o 29411o 13633o 13615o 13600o 13176o 13146o 13134o 13120o 13100o 13090o
$ ps -ef |grep 9900
oracle 9900 1 0 Mar 01 ? 0:10 oracledoith7 (LOCAL=NO)Edited by: Lakmal Rajapakse on 05-Mar-2010 08:25

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