SQL*Plus: Release 11.2.0.2.0 Production on Sun Sep 8 19:10:30 2013
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Connected to an idle instance.
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SQL> startup
ORA-01078: failure in processing system parameters
ORA-01565: error in identifying file '/home/oracle/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome_2/dbs/'
ORA-27037: unable to obtain file status
Additional information: 5
What seems to be a problem here? I've been trying to fix this for few weeks.
- one ASM instance - X DB instances - each DB instance uses 2 or more dedicated diskgroups from the ASM instance - there is one diskgroup named FREEDISK that contains spare disks
On each DB instance you can see:
- the list and global parameters of all diskgroups using v$asm_diskgroup view - the list and parameters of all disks the instance is using with v$asm_disk view
So my question is: how (if this is possible) to know the list of (spare) disks in FREE DISK disk group?
We performed image copy of production Oracle server (OS and instances) to a backup server. After a few weeks, we try to restore a latest Oracle database backup from production server to backup server. As we know, Oracle instance must be unique on the network.
Even we log on to backup server and bring up the instance, I think that still point to production instance since all init file, TNSNAMES.ora and listener file are still same. If we restore the database, we will end up bring down the production instance and restore on top of productions. How to change instance name on backup server including TNSNAMES, sqlnet, listener files in order for us to restore Oracle database from production to backup server?
How to create DBMS_SCHEDULER job for particular instance,we have 3 instance we want to schedule few jobs in Instance 2,how to schedule in Particular instance.
I've to install Oracle 10g on Solaris 10, Sparc. I prepared anything successfully, but, when I gone to create ASM instance, I found the Create new bow did not show any disks into. I take brief something:
We imaged production Oracle Server ( OS and Oracle and everything) to a backup server. I guess my question shall be how do we access the local instance via this backup server. When we log on to this backup server, we ran sqlplus and connected to the instance but it ended up to connect to production instance. Shall we stopped local Oracle services and change init.ora, tnsname, or listener files in order not conflict with production instance?
I am trying to configure a new ASM instance. I am getting error " -bash: crsctl: command not found" .. where should i actually look for the error. crsctl command not found.... I am doing this as a root user .
I want to install oracle 11.2.0.2 single instance database on AIX 6.1, does oracle recommend separate OS user for grid infrastructure and for oracle install? how many groups I need to have for these users like oinstall, dba etc?
I have a lot of shemas inside an instance... How to organize them?
What I see is a long list of schemas which could be difficult to manage if number of schemas grows up... For example, I'd like to group Schema_1, Schema_2 and Schema_3 in something like Group_1, so it could be seen more organized.
Group_1 Schema_1 Schema_2 Schema_3
Sometimes a java or .net application uses 3 or 4 schemas... these schemas are in the same instance which has other schemas for other applications.
create an ASM (Automatic Storage Management) instance using dbca. At first try I mistakenly skipped the part where I click on ASM Parameters to add /dev/raw/raw* as my asm_diskstring so it created an ASM instance. When I get to the next page ASM Disk Groups, I selected Create New and I did not have the desired display, because of the step I missed.
I went back to do some cleaning up as follows:
1) Edit the oratab file to remove the ASM entry
2) backed up these files by renaming to old-<filename> old-ab_+ASM.dat old-hc_+ASM.dat old-lk+ASM old-orapw+ASM old-spfile2+ASM.ora
Now when I try to go through the steps to create an ASM instance, at the point after I enter my ASM Parameters, I get the following prompt:
"DBCA will now create and start the ASM instance. After the ASM instance is started you can create the diskgroups to be used as storage for your database."
SQL*Plus: Release 11.1.0.7.0 - Production on Tue Mar 29 21:02:42 2011 Copyright (c) 1982, 2008, Oracle. All rights reserved. ERROR: ORA-12547: TNS:lost contact addbctl.sh: exiting with status 9 /d01/oracle/VIS/db/tech_st/11.1.0/appsutil/scripts/VIS_localhost/addbctl.sh start
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BTW I have not set $ORACLE_HOME, $ORACLE_BASE, $ORACLE_SID yet.
Find an appropriate script to automate Oracle DBs in one server? This db server have 6 instances. We always done the starting up and shutting down manually, although we have a reference script that does this but in Oracle v7.3.4. We do want to include the automatic start/stop of dbconsole for accessing it via OEM.
i have created a fast refresh materialized view but it is not performing any refresh.Then i have checked my materialized view capabilities in mv_capabilities_table i got a message that" materialized view log is newer than last full refresh".
I am running Oracle Database 10g R2 on windows 2003, I want to create a batch file to check if the database is idle or not, and if it is idle shut it down and start it up.
I would like to change the printing settings in my workspace Instance settings. But, I can't find the "Manage Instance" option mentioned in the tutorials.
We have Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64bit Production on AIX platform. We've noticed that the CPU usage on the server is slowly but steadily grows since instance restart: after the instance restart the maximum CPU usage is about 25-30%, and a month later with the comparable transactional load it's about 60-65%. In the top I see a lot of Oracle sessions each of which use about 1% of CPU, so I cannot find the one "CPU eater".
We are planning to consolidate our Oracle Production DB into one server. We are basically a windows shop. Is it feasible to run 8 production Oracle DB in one windows server. All the DB are not really transaction intensive DB. 2 DB in the size of 300GB and others all DB falls under average size of 40GB.
I can take care of the HD slicing so Oracle does not enter into IO bottleneck. We are planning to go for external NAS or SAN for storage.
My main concern is on processor usage. The processor we are thinking about is Intel Xeon Quad Core x 2nos. Will there be a processor bottleneck or is there way in Oracle to assign processor usage(I belive there is no much tweaking options here)
We've been administering a multiple instance production dB server with 3 different versions of Oracle installed.Currently, each of Oracle version had corresponding listener.Oracle 9i had 2 instances, 10g 6 instances & 11g 2 instances also.how I can integrate this 3 listeners into 1.
