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Bob Hung wrote:
I'm running Oracle under SCO Unix Openserver 5.0. Recently I
migrated from
Oracle 7.2.2.3 to 7.3.2 and now having problem starting the database
instance
automatically at system boot time. I followed the manual and faq,
checked
out /etc/oratab and everything seems to be OK. When I manually
executing
$ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbstart, the dbstart script is complaining "not
able to
find 'ior' file of directory". I did a 'find' for the entire system
and
sure enough no ior. (BTW, I went back to the backup 7.2.2.3 system
and
compared dbstart script between the two releases; found no diff. I
also
try to find ior on the backup machine; no luck there either...)
Q1: Did I missed something in my install? Q2: Why 7.3.2 gets into the ior part of the script, while 7.2.2.3 doesn't?
Any help will be appreciated...
--
Bob Hung (EDS-Air Transportation Services)
(eMail bhun_at_latcost1.alaao.ats.eds.com or msusla01.bhung01_at_eds.com)
I think the script may be trying to execute sqldba which does not exists on 7.3.x. Try making a link in $ORACLE_HOME/bin from svrmgrl to sqldba:
% cd $ORACLE_HOME/bin
% ln -s svrmgrl sqldba
That may work. Received on Thu Mar 27 1997 - 00:00:00 CST