RE: automate the startup.....

Hi

If you're under Solaris (for example) you can go to /etc/rcX.d (where X is the unix run level)
and include a new "S99ora" file.
Something like this:

                S99ora:
                        su - oracle -c "script to startup the instance"

This will startup Oracle instance when the box is bounced

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De: SRINIVAS.M <srini_at_cs.iitm.ernet.in>
Para: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L <ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com> Fecha: Lunes 14 de Agosto de 2000 2:17 PM Asunto: automate the startup.....

>hi list
> i want to automatically start svrmgrl when the system is rebooted.
>i.e. i don't want to do
>svrmgrl
>svrmgrl> connect internal
>connected.
>svrmgrl> startup
>blah...
>blah...
>....
>svrmgrl> exit
>how can i do??????????????
>and how to automatically start lsnrctl when the system is rebooted?.
>
>srinivas
>
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