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the reality is ... on an MS win32 OS ... that if one has not bumped up
the WaitToKillSerivceTimeout value in the registry ... that while the
instance is attempting to complete a shutdown immediate ... that if the
shutdown occurred via a "NET STOP OracleService%ORACLE_SID%" command
... that a clean shutdown would not have been completed prior to the
cold backup, and recovery using the current online redo log would be
required at instance startup, and in the event that the cold backup set
was used (restored).
so don't run a cold backup of oracle on windows using a NET STOP to
shutdown the instance - script it in sqlplus so that it waits properly
- or perform a shutdown abort/startup restrict/shutdown immediate in
the shutdown script.
(this falls under the general subject of things that have been covered so many times that I find the subject frustrating).
-bdbafh Received on Wed Jul 13 2005 - 18:29:43 CDT