srvctl start instance
srvctl start instance
With the article “srvctl start instance,” we provide the command to start an Oracle instance in an RAC through CRS.
This command is executed in cases where the instance needs to be started after a previous stop, for example, to modify RAM parameters such as SGA.
Alternatively, there might be some server maintenance activity that requires stopping the instance and restarting the machine.
In the event of a similar scenario requiring the closure of the instance, on the following page, I provide a mini guide where I outline the initial phase, the verification command, and then the instance start command using CRS commands, namely crsctl to check the status of resources before and after the stop and using srvctl for the start phase.
Before executing the start, check the status of resources with the command:
crsctl status res -tThe command to start the instance using srvctl is:
srvctl start instance -d <database> -i <istanza>Example:
srvctl start instance -d DBTESTp -i DBTESTp1
Once the prompt is returned, recheck the status of resources with the command:
crsctl status res -t
- srvctl relocate service
- srvctl start service
- srvctl stop service
- srvctl stop listener
- srvctl stop instance
- srvctl start instance
- srvctl start database
- srvctl stop database
To view my guides on CRS Commands click here!
At this LINK, instead, you’ll find the SQL queries.
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