Re: Unix level to start Oracle

That explains some things that I just took for granted.

Thanks,
Nancy

> Bruce Page wrote:
>
> In Unix, you have different "levels" you can define for the startup
> and shutdown of the server. There can be up to 6, but most use only
> 4. You group different processes into levels based on what processes
> you want to startup at what time during the startup or shutdown of the
> server. At level 0, there is nothing going on. Level 1 you startup
> the files systems and normally do disk checking. The rest is based on
> preferences and standards. Level 2 we normally bring up some
> networking. Level 3 we bring up other network stuff, NTP, XTERM
> software, and like software. Level 4 we startup databases and
> applications that require processes brought up earlier.
>
> When you shut the server down, you reverse the process.
>
> It is how order is controlled in the startup and shutdown of Unix
> servers.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nancy McCormick [mailto:nancy.mccormick_at_sbti.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2000 2:56 PM
> To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
> Subject: Re: Unix level to start Oracle
>
> Ok, I am going to show my ignorance. What are you talking about when
> you say starting the server in level 2 or level 3?
>
> Nancy
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> Author: Nancy McCormick
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