Re: ORACLE Auto Start On ALPHA Boot

From: Vipin Gokhale <vgokhale_at_us.oracle.com>
Date: 24 Sep 93 21:51:38 GMT
Message-ID: <1993Sep24.215138.2929_at_oracle.us.oracle.com>


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In article <1993Sep24.093807.20525_at_icf.hrb.com>, kag_at_icf.hrb.com (Kevin A. Glossner) writes:

>From: kag_at_icf.hrb.com (Kevin A. Glossner)
>Newsgroups: comp.databases.oracle,vmsnet.alpha
>Subject: ORACLE Auto Start On ALPHA Boot
>
>I am attempting to startup ORACLE automatically on an APLHA upon bootup.
>
>I initially edited the SYS$COMMON:[SYSMGR]SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM Site Specific
>startup file, placing the following commands at the end of the file:
>
> $ _at_SYS$COMMON:[ORACLE.UTIL]orauser
> $ insoracle
> $ inscrtl
> $ _at_SYS$COMMON:[ORACLE.DB_MSG_DATA]startup_exclusive_msg_data
>
>Upon boot, I get an error indicating that a non-ORACLE User (SYSTEM) cannot
>perform an ORACLE DBA command (CONNECT INTERNAL).
>
>I then modified this file by placing the following command prior to the
>lines listed above:
>
> $ set uic oracle
>
>Upon boot, I now get the following ORACLE error:
>
> ORA-010301: Insufficient Privileges
>
>I verified that the process rights identifier was properly set up and assigned
>to the SYSTEM and ORACLE accounts. In addition, I tried increasing the GROUP
>number of the SYSTEM account UIC to a number above 8 as suggested in the ORACLE
>manual. Nothing worked.
>
>INTERESTING NOTE: If I log onto the ALPHA under the SYSTEM account and execute
> these same commands interactively, the ORACLE database comes
> up just fine.
>
>If anyone knows what's going on or what I could try to pinpoint the problem, I
>would appreciate your response.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Kevin
>
In article <1993Sep24.093807.20525_at_icf.hrb.com>, kag_at_icf.hrb.com (Kevin A. Glossner) writes:
>From: kag_at_icf.hrb.com (Kevin A. Glossner)
>Newsgroups: comp.databases.oracle,vmsnet.alpha
>Subject: ORACLE Auto Start On ALPHA Boot
>
>I am attempting to startup ORACLE automatically on an APLHA upon bootup.
>
>I initially edited the SYS$COMMON:[SYSMGR]SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM Site Specific
>startup file, placing the following commands at the end of the file:
>
> $ _at_SYS$COMMON:[ORACLE.UTIL]orauser
> $ insoracle
> $ inscrtl
> $ _at_SYS$COMMON:[ORACLE.DB_MSG_DATA]startup_exclusive_msg_data
>
>Upon boot, I get an error indicating that a non-ORACLE User (SYSTEM) cannot
>perform an ORACLE DBA command (CONNECT INTERNAL).
>
>I then modified this file by placing the following command prior to the
>lines listed above:
>
> $ set uic oracle
>
>Upon boot, I now get the following ORACLE error:
>
> ORA-010301: Insufficient Privileges
>
>I verified that the process rights identifier was properly set up and assigned
>to the SYSTEM and ORACLE accounts. In addition, I tried increasing the GROUP
>number of the SYSTEM account UIC to a number above 8 as suggested in the ORACLE
>manual. Nothing worked.
>
>INTERESTING NOTE: If I log onto the ALPHA under the SYSTEM account and execute
> these same commands interactively, the ORACLE database comes
> up just fine.
>
>If anyone knows what's going on or what I could try to pinpoint the problem, I
>would appreciate your response.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Kevin
>
Have you considered puting these commands in a separate command file and submiting it under the same UIC set up for DBA ?
Received on Fri Sep 24 1993 - 23:51:38 CEST

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