Re: Auto startup of Workgroup server on NT

From: Jure Modic <jurij.modic_at_mf.sigov.mail.si>
Date: 1996/05/24
Message-ID: <4o4fo3$psm_at_sigov1.sigov.si>#1/1


And, based on my own experiences, you should prevent all Oracle-based services (instance, listeners) from starting up automaticaly.

Just set their STARTUP atribute to MANUAL. Otherwise things won't work!

Jure Modic <jurij.modic_at_mf.sigov.mail.si>



compros_at_erols.com (Chandra Chakicherla) wrote:
>Paul, I posted this response some time ago, if it is of any
>use...There may be other methods for 7.2 beyond...

>Here is what ORACLE recommends using ORACLE Instance Manager in
>background and WIN NT Registry.
 

>Setup a file (call it c:\ora-dba\oracle\startup.cmd )
>Add the following line to it.
> c:\orant\bin\oradim71 -startup -sid DFP1 -usrpwd xxxxxx -starttype
> srvc,inst
>(where DFP1 is the instance to be started and xxxxx - password for
>internal)
>save the file.
 

>Then go to REGISTRY
>Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
>SOFTWARE
>MICROSOFT
>WINDOWS NT
>CurrentVersion
>WINLOGON
 
>For SYSTEM value concatenate C:\ORA-DBA\ORACLE\STARTUP.CMD
 

>You are all set.

>gallagher.paul.p_at_bhp.com.au (Paul Gallagher) wrote:
 

>>I'm looking for recommendations or ideas on the best way
>>to engineer the automatic startup of our Oracle Workgroup
>>server on an NT box.
 

>>Ideally, I want it to come up unattended as soon as the system
>>has started (after a power failure for example, or remote reboot).
 

>>Ideas so far:
>>(1) There's a way of running NT apps as a service. We could hook in a routine
>>which does the startup. Could be a problem sequencing the startup with
>>the Oracle services though.
>>(2) As part of our daily batch processes, run routine that brings Oracle up
>>if necessary. Obviously, the server could be down for most of the day though.
 

>>These are pretty crappy solutions. Have I missed something? What would
>>you suggest?
 

>>Regards,
>>Paul Gallagher
>>--------------------------------------------------------------
>> Paul Gallagher <gallagher.paul.p_at_bhp.com.au>
>> Management Information Officer - BHP Research
>> PO Box 202 Port Kembla NSW 2505
>> Tel: +61 (42) 52-3205 Fax: +61 (42) 52-3120
>> Standard disclaimer: these are personal opinions.
>> "Don't confuse standards with uniformity. An individual user
>> wants a uniform interface, but not all users want the same
>> interface" - Kirstie Bellman, ARPA, AAAI-94 talk
>>==============================================================
 

>Chandra Chakicherla
>Database Consultant
>compros_at_erols.com
Received on Fri May 24 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST

Original text of this message