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Restart Clusters and Database

The document outlines the steps to restart a Database RAC, including stopping and starting the database and cluster services. It emphasizes checking the status of the database and cluster at various stages using specific commands. Additionally, it mentions the need to start Oracle listeners after the database is restarted.

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Restart Clusters and Database

The document outlines the steps to restart a Database RAC, including stopping and starting the database and cluster services. It emphasizes checking the status of the database and cluster at various stages using specific commands. Additionally, it mentions the need to start Oracle listeners after the database is restarted.

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Restart Database RAC

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Stop Database
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---->Note Both Pmon and tns result for cross check after restarting Database
ps -ef | grep pmon
ps -ef | grep tns

---->Check database Name


echo $ORACLE_SID

---->Check node names and status


srvctl status database -d DATABASENAME

---->Down database
srvctl stop database -d DATABASENAME

---->Check this command and we get path


ps -ef | grep d.bin

---->Copy path till bin

---->now connect to grid and go to path

---->connect to grid and check cluster status


crsctl status res -t

---->Connect to root user and same path as grid


---->Down Clusters
./crsctl stop cluster -all

start database
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---->Check this command and we get path


ps -ef | grep d.bin

---->Connect to grid and go to path till bin

---->Check Cluster status


./crsctl check cluster -all

---->Start Cluster
./crsctl start cluster -all

Connect to grid ---- crsctl status res -t

connect to oracle

Start database ---- srvctl start database -d DATABASENAME

Check node names and status ---- srvctl status database -d DATABASENAME

Now we need to start Oracle Listners


list

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