Understanding the srvctl config nodeapps Command in Oracle Clusterware
Jan 27, 2024 / · 3 min read · srvctl start stop administration Oracle CRS Oracle Clusterware Oracle Managing RAC ·Understanding the srvctl config nodeapps Command in Oracle Clusterware Check the VIP config 1srvctl config nodeapps -n <node> -a -g -s -l Sample Oracle Output 1 2no rows selected 3SQL> Description of the Oracle Database SQL code Purpose: The srvctl config nodeapps -n <node> -a -g -s -l command is not directly related …
Read MoreStarting and Stopping Oracle Database Instances with SRVCTL
Jan 26, 2024 / · 2 min read · srvctl start stop administration Oracle CRS Oracle Clusterware Oracle Managing RAC ·Start and stops a specific Oracle Database instance with the Server Control Utility (SRVCTL) SQL Code Start Database (Specific Node or Instance) 1srvctl start instance -d <database name> -i <instance name> Stop Database (Specific Node or Instance) 1srvctl stop instance -d <database name> -i <instance name> Sample …
Read MoreControlling Database Operations Starting and Stopping Databases with srvctl in Oracle Clusterware
Jan 25, 2024 / · 2 min read · start stop administration Oracle CRS Oracle Clusterware Oracle Managing RAC ·Demystifying Database Start/Stop in Oracle Clusterware with srvctl SQL Code Start Database (All Nodes) 1srvctl start database -d <database name> Stop Database (All Nodes) 1srvctl stop database -d <database name> Demystifying Database Start/Stop in Oracle Clusterware with srvctl These commands, srvctl start database and …
Read MoreManaging the ASM Instance in Oracle Clusterware srvctl start asm and srvctl stop asm Explained
Demystifying Start/Stop ASM with srvctl in Oracle Database These commands, specifically srvctl start asm and srvctl stop asm, play a crucial role in managing the Oracle Automatic Storage Management (ASM) instance within your Oracle Clusterware environment. Let's dive into their purpose, breakdown, and key points. SQL …
Read MoreControlling Node Level Applications in Oracle Clusterware with srvctl
Controlling Node Level Applications in Oracle Clusterware with srvctl Master the srvctl start nodeapps and srvctl stop nodeapps commands to effectively manage node-level applications within your Oracle Clusterware environment. Gain insights into their purpose, breakdown, key points, and practical considerations SQL …
Read MoreEssential commands for starting, stopping, checking, and monitoring CRS services Note: Start/stop need to be run as root from the CRS home SQL Code Start CRS 1crsctl start crs Stop CRS 1crsctl stop crs Check CRS's status 1crsctl check crs See the status of the various services 1crs_stat -t Sample Oracle Output 1 2no …
Read MoreChecking All Disks in Diskgroup Data
This SQL code instructs Oracle to perform a thorough check of all disks within the diskgroup named data1 Check the internal consistency of a diskgroup SQL Code 1alter diskgroup data1 check all 2/ Sample Oracle Output 1no rows selected 2SQL> Description of the Oracle Database SQL code Purpose: To initiate a …
Read MoreMonitoring ASM Operations in Oracle Database, Using the v$asm_operation
Jan 14, 2024 / · 2 min read · oracle asm oracle disk information storage management diskgroup v$asm_operation ·Monitoring ASM Operations in Oracle Database, Using thev$asm_operationView SQL Code 1select * 2from v$asm_operation 3/ Mount/dismount disk groups 1alter diskgroup all mount 2/ 1alter diskgroup data1 mount 2/ 1alter diskgroup all dismount 2/ 1alter diskgroup data1 dismount 2/ Description of the Oracle Database SQL code …
Read MoreRemoving a Disk Group Permanently in Oracle Database, The drop diskgroup
Removing a Disk Group Permanently in Oracle Database, The drop diskgroup Command SQL Code 1drop diskgroup '<name>' 2/ Description of the Oracle Database SQL code Purpose: The primary purpose of this SQL code is to permanently remove an entire disk group, identified by its name, from the Oracle database environment. …
Read MoreExpanding Storage Capacity in Oracle Database, Adding a Disk to Diskgroup Data1
Expanding Storage Capacity in Oracle Database, Adding a Disk to Diskgroup Data1 SQL Code Note: Wildcards can be used for raw device names (eg. raw* 1alter diskgroup data1 2add disk '/dev/raw/raw4' 3/ Sample Oracle Output 1no rows selected 2SQL> Description of the Oracle Database SQL code Purpose: The primary purpose of …
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