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тАО09-14-2000 02:55 AM
тАО09-14-2000 02:55 AM
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тАО09-14-2000 02:59 AM
тАО09-14-2000 02:59 AM
Re: Oracle Novice
ps -ef | grep oracle
if there are any processes running with oracle user name, it is likely that it is still running.
you can shut it down with
/sbin/init.d/oracle stop
(if you have configured the start/stop scripts properly)
you could set up your start/stop script to write to the syslog file when starting /stopping if you want.
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тАО09-14-2000 03:04 AM
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Re: Oracle Novice
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тАО09-14-2000 03:18 AM
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Re: Oracle Novice
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тАО09-14-2000 04:39 AM
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Re: Oracle Novice
If you do a ps -ef|grep ora_ you will see some of the key oracle processes like:
ora_dbwr_XXX, ora_lgwr_XXX, ora_pmon_XXX and ora_smon_XXX where XXX=the database name. This is useful when you are running multiple instances.
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тАО09-14-2000 05:05 AM
тАО09-14-2000 05:05 AM
SolutionThe location of these particular areas depends on the layout of the oracle install.
There are also LISTENER log files that can tell you the uptime for the LISTENER. Again, the location depends on the layout.
Also, the layout depends on how many instances you have on the system. They will be different for each instance.
To see processes related to the oracle $LOGNAME, can do ps -fu oracle
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тАО09-14-2000 05:46 AM
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тАО09-14-2000 10:53 AM
тАО09-14-2000 10:53 AM
Re: Oracle Novice
ps -ef | grep ora_ command.
ora_smon_xxx,ora_pmon_xxxx,ora_lgwr_xxxx etc . processes should be there when oracle is running.
You may start oracle with following script:
svrmgrl <
startup pfile=$PFILE
EOF
P V Patel
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тАО09-14-2000 01:17 PM
тАО09-14-2000 01:17 PM
Re: Oracle Novice
This log contains (amongst a lot of other information) details of instance startup and shutdown.