The way I would do any maintence on my databases running on HP ServiceGuard
is to
temporarily take them out of monitoring so that they can't fail over. In HP
you
can bring each component up separately. However, this is not a task I would
undertake
just for cold backups. I am more then happy with just hot backups. I can
recover from
them just as easily as a cold.
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Hi all,
I want to perform Oracle cold backup,
Since I am using Sun Cluster 2.2, after I stop my cluster, those clustered
partitions are not mounted.
How can I shutdown my database while my cluster is working (How to shutdown
my Oracle with mounted partitions)
Best Regards
Sinardy
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