Re: Help! Error: ORA-01034: Oracle Not Available
From: William Ainsworth <wha_at_netaxs.com>
Date: 1995/05/03
Message-ID: <3o8jes$ehr_at_netaxs.com>#1/1
{where XXXX is the name of the database} If you do not see these, then simply log in as Oracle (or su to it) and type the command: sqldba
at the prompt type: startup
Then quit or exit out. This will start up the database. Hope this helps you.
Date: 1995/05/03
Message-ID: <3o8jes$ehr_at_netaxs.com>#1/1
Brian Rankin (brankin_at_fwl.org) wrote:
: Hello,
: I've just inherited an Oracle system running on SunOS 4.1.3. One of our web
: pages is using a cgi script to access the Oracle database, and it is suddenly
: generating this error:
: ORA-01034: Oracle Not Available.
: I've looked in the script - the script is failing on this command:
: What does this mean? How do I proceed to troubleshooting the problem? Any
: information _greatly_ appreciated.
: Sincerely,
: Brian Rankin
: email: brankin_at_fwl.org
The database is probably not running. You can check this by running a ps -ef | grep ora and looking for the following processes:
ora_pmon_XXXX ora_dbwr_XXXX ora_lgwr_XXXX ora_smon_XXXX ora_reco_XXXX
{where XXXX is the name of the database} If you do not see these, then simply log in as Oracle (or su to it) and type the command: sqldba
at the prompt type: startup
Then quit or exit out. This will start up the database. Hope this helps you.
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