Oracle EE 11.2g: how to generate fresh new redo logs

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Hi,

In the company I work for we are heavy users of vmware machines. Almost all our projects are developed inside a virtual environment up to the point where we have to deploy them into a production system.

While in development, some colleagues of mine deleted the redo log files for Oracle in the hopes of gaining some free space. Now they are unable to start the database instance. Is there a way of generating a fresh new redo log so that the instance can be started?

This is urgent and even though I'm currently googling for an answer I have yet to find it.

Thanks in advance.

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