What does the documentation research that you undoubtedly have done before posting tell you?

NO! It's not possible.

The database cannot be recovered.

You might get lucky though, by being able to restart the database to the last successfully written savepoint. If this is a production system and the data cannot be recovered in any other way, the development support might be able to get the database open again.
Please understand that I wrote "might" not "will". There's no good backup to use, which means the single most important bit of DB administration has been neglected. That indeed is the problem to tackle, once you got the data back.