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hello everyone now welcome back to the oracle database administration workshop so uh again yesterday we have seen quick demonstration on the uh inaudible how to look the trace file how to look into my alert log and where are my alert log location and all those so today also well go quick demonstration on how to see different uh database files and read log files and you know sp files and p files for that you know again i will log into my database i have oversell database sql plus slash as is dba and then one of the very important uh command what i what i already explained show parameter it show parameter control show parameter control is the one which will tell you where is my control file location you can see right it is under data disk group and this is one control file and one control file is on record script so quickly well go into that su oracle so ill set the enrollment to esm plus asm and c m asm hyphen p s m c m d is the one which will take into asm command prompt if i do lsd