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Sunday, February 28, 2016

Oracle Cluster commands


To stop all cluster services,ASMm, database and instance:

Login as root 

export GRID_HOME=/oradata/oracle/TSTDB/bin/
cd $GRID_HOME

[root@rac01 ]# ./crsctl stop cluster

To start all cluster services,ASM, database and instance:

Login as root 

export GRID_HOME=/oradata/oracle/TSTDB/bin/
cd $GRID_HOME

[root@rac01 ]# ./crsctl start cluster




Login as root 

export GRID_HOME=/oradata/oracle/TSTDB/bin/
cd $GRID_HOME

$ ./crsctl check cluster -all [verify cluster status on all nodes]
$ ./crsctl stop cluster -all [stop cluster on all nodes]
$ ./crsctl start cluster -all [start cluster on all nodes]
$ ./crsctl check cluster -n <nodename> [verify the cluster status on a particular remote node]



To check CRS (Cluster ready service) status:

Login as root

export GRID_HOME=/oradata/oracle/TSTDB/bin/
cd $GRID_HOME

[root@rac01 ]# ./crsctl check crs





To check status of node apps - where node is the name of the node where the applications are running:



Login as root

cd /oradata/oracle/db/tech_st/11.2.0/bin/

[root@rac01 ]# ./srvctl status nodeapps -n node


crs_stat: Displays CRS resource status:


Login as root

export GRID_HOME=/oradata/oracle/TSTDB/bin/
cd $GRID_HOME

[root@rac01 ]# ./crs_stat -t



To start particular resource:

Login as root

export GRID_HOME=/oradata/oracle/TSTDB/bin/
cd $GRID_HOME

[root@rac01 ]# ./crsctl start resource ora.oc4j











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