Tag: Linux
Using Oracle’s srvctl to Complete a RAC Flashback
A flashback restore point is handy for deployments of new code and testing. Remember: You cannot properly shutdown a RAC database using sqlplus command. Use srvctl commands instead.
Continue Reading...Oracle’s SRVCTL: Enable an Instance. Make an Instance Preferred. Check a Service’s Status.
How to use the Oracle Server Control (srvctl) to enable instances, and see configurations and statuses.
Continue Reading...Oracle srvctl Basics – Listener and Database Commands
When a database is getting started, generally the listener control service (lsnrctl) is started and the database is started by logging into the database and executing the startup command. If you’re in a RAC configuration, you should be using srvctl; this command knows your configuration and works on the entire RAC environment instead of just […]
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