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First, make sure you have your ORACLE_SID and ORACLE_HOME variables set correctly.
Then you can use svrmgrl to start the database manually. At prompt, type
1. At OS prompt, type
svrmgrl
2. when you are in svrmgrl, type
startup open
If everything is OK, this should start the database. If not, post your complete error message.
Also, you need to go to "Service" (use GUI) to start then "listener" service.
Hope this helps.
Guang
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