On 01/26/2013 11:35 AM, Edward Ned Harvey (blu) wrote: >> From: [email protected] [mailto:discuss- >> [email protected]] On Behalf Of Jerry Feldman >> >> I think the best way is /etc/init.d/oracle_service.sh stop >> Don't know why the DBA used the long name. The best way is for me to use >> this script firstand make sure that Oracle is fully stopped then issue >> my script to shutdown all the servers. > But most importantly, this should happen automatically when you run the > shutdown command. > > I fully expect, unless somebody broke it in your system, there's a symlink > /etc/rc3.d/K10oracle_service --> /etc/init.d/oracle_service.sh > > The shutdown script finds anything that starts with "K" and runs that with > the "stop" argument. End result should be exactly as you said: > /etc/init.d/oracle_service.sh stop > > The shutdown script first sorts all the K scripts, executes each one in > order. So things numbered lower than 10 (in the example I wrote above) would > be stopped before your oracle service, while things higher number stop later. > > > There should be. The Toronto DBAs are not really Linux heavies. I'll check the symlinks. Normally, when installing software, the startup and shutdown scripts should be installed by the package manager. This case, the script had to be modified. The issue is that I don't know 100%, but since I no longer can count on prompt support, I need to learn.
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