In later releases of
Oracle RAC, the traditional DBA control tools for managing RAC
databases have been deprecated, and all commands should use
the svrctl utility.
-
lsnrctl:
Oracle 10g and beyond have deprecated the lsnrctl
command utility, and all listener start and stop commands
are done via svrctl.
-
sqlplus:
We no longer use SQL*Plus as SYSDBA to bounce a RAC node, in
favor of the svrctl utility.
For complete details on managing RAC with the svrctl
commands, see the book
Oracle Grid & Real Application Clusters.
Here are the new syntax differences to start and stop a RAC node
instance:
/*+ starting a RAC node
instance & listener:
root> export ORACLE_SID=orcl1
root> srvctl start nodeapps -n linux1
root> srvctl start asm -n linux1
root> srvctl start instance -d orcldb -i
orclnode
root>
srvctl start mylistwener
root> emctl start dbconsole
Or do it all in one command:
root> svrctl start
database
-d orcldb
/*+ shutdown a RAC node
instance & listener:
root> export ORACLE_SID=orcl1
root> emctl stop dbconsole
root> srvctl stop instance -d orcldb -i
orclnode immediate
root> srvctl stop asm -n linux1
root> srvctl stop nodeapps -n linux1
root> srvctl stop mylistener –I 2
Or do it all in one command:
root> svrctl stop
database -d orcldb
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