If those services are set to automatic then you may want to check your
command files used to start oracle. With a standard install the are in
orant/database and the have all this net -start information to tell the
service where to find your pfile for startup.
Darren
Jens Waldorff wrote in message <01bdd3f9$c5d91e60$LocalHost_at_jw>...
>The NT Service OracleStart<SID> must be setup to start automatically.
>In Services in the NT controlpanel you must set the startup mode to
>Automatical.
>(You could also try to change the settings using ORADIM80.EXE)
>
>(The above is based on an Oracle 7.3 installation. I far as I know Oracle 8
>works the same way).
>
>Kind Regards
>Jens Waldorff
>MailTo: jens.waldorff_at_teliamail.dk
>------------
>
>Greg Gershowitz <gregg_at_charlotte.computex.com> skrev i artiklen
><35E58EC8.AE748FF_at_charlotte.computex.com>...
>> I created a database without using the Oracle Database Assistant, and
>> when I reboot the machine, that database doesn't automatically start
>> up. I can't see any significant differences between this databases'
>> init.ora and the init.ora generated by the ODA.
>>
>> I'm used to Unix where I just stuff an entry into /etc/oratab. What
>> could I have missed here?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> --
>> Greg Gershowitz
>> mailto:gregg_at_charlotte.computex.com
>> International CompuTex, Inc. http://www.computex.com
>> (704)547-7383 x230 FAX: (704)548-1948
>>
Received on Mon Aug 31 1998 - 22:44:27 CDT
