Re: Problem when starting up database instance

David Fitzjarrell wrote:
> You should be starting the Oracle database via the rc scripts (located
> in /etc/rc?.d, where ? is the run level). Let us presume that these
> virtual IP addresses are created from a script located in /etc/rc2.d.
> The simplest solution is to place your S??oracle script just before the
> virtual IP script executes. This will start the database then create
> your virtual IP addresses. A sample setup is listed below:
>
> In /etc/init.d there should be a script named oracle -- the scripts in
> this directory are named after the service they start and stop. This
> script should be fairly simple; an example is shown below:

Thanks David,
this is what I've already done, but this is only a bad workaround. Well the database is really slow and I have lots of waitstates in the cpu, so I ask myself if there is something wrong with the oracle database on solaris 8.

Perhaps I need some patches for Solaris, do you know which one I could need to get Oracle run properly?

Markus

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