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No, a shutdown immediate is really a shutdown normal after terminating all connections and rolling them back. Everyone look at your own alert.log files and you'll see that shutdown immediate = shutdown normal.
-Doug
Sang Ryung Lee <srlee_at_shinsegi.com> wrote:
: As your alert_log file said, I think you did shutdown " normal" instead : of "immediate". : If your DB has the transactions being processed when you do shutdown : immediate, DB waits until all of transactions roll back. : If some transaction is being processed,you should waits until the : transaction is finished or the transaction rollback.
: S.R. Lee
: naveen_arora_at_my-dejanews.com wrote:
:> hi!,
:> i am trying to shutdown immediate
:> but it hangs for >1 hrs.
:> in alert_log : 'Hutdown instance (normal)
:> SHUTDOWN: waiting fro logins to complete.
:> this has happended >5 times.
:> Shutdowm aborts solves the problem.
:> but i dont want to do it every time.
:> i am rnning oralce 7.3.2 on UNIX in multi-master configuration.
:> thanks for any help.
:> naveen
:>
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Received on Tue Feb 02 1999 - 11:27:44 CST