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Question on DB availability.

From: Mike <mminamoto_at_home.com.nojunkmail>
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1998 04:28:39 GMT
Message-ID: <363940A7.C0BD3DEB@home.com.nojunkmail>


I currently manage 18 databases spread over three servers in a development environment. All the databases are 7.3.4, and running on UE5000 and US30 servers using Solaris 2.5.1. I have received some basic DBA training, but am no Oracle expert!!!

My question is this. Is there a utility in Oracle to check the availablity of these databases i.e., database is up, connections are working, database accepts logins and can be queried/updated/ deleted etc?

What I end up doing to check the status of these databases now is is this. I ps to see if the lgwr,smon,pmon etc are up for each instance...

I check the listener by running lsnrctl status as oracle...

I run a sql script against each db that does a simple select against v$database...

What I imagine I want is a simple oracle utility that checks out my databases for me.

If there is no such thing, go ahead and say so - I can handle bad news... :-) Also, any alternative methods to the one I am using that can save me time and/or effort would be appreciated... --
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address before replying............ Received on Thu Oct 29 1998 - 22:28:39 CST

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