Re: How to start/shutdown automatically?

Edit oratba so that you database is picked up by the dbstart script Create a script (say dbora) in your init folder that looks at the arguments being passed to it:
start startup the database and the tns listener if you need it. Maybe use su - oracle to use the oracle user , and use the dbstart script stop shutdown the db (launch the dbshut script)

then, as below, just create a S... and a K... link to that script. It will then be called with the right argument...

Hope this helps...

JP

UnixDBA <unixdba_at_aol.com> wrote in message news:19991005000850.20932.00001020_at_ng-fo1.aol.com...
> Since you mentioned /etc/rc2.d, I assume you know that Solaris uses S- and
> K-scripts to startup and to kill processes as it transitions between OS
run
> levels. You need to create an S-script - usually just a symbolic link -
which
> points to your Oracle dbstart script, and a K-script which points to your
> dbshut script. Hope this helps...
Received on Tue Oct 05 1999 - 05:21:13 CDT