Re: dbstart/sqldba question

version 7.3.3 of Oracle should be using svrmgrl, not sqldba. Check for svrmgrl and if there, modify the dbstart script.

In article <36489110.6B396DE8_at_docent.com>,   Joel Bremson <joelb_at_docent.com> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I'm trying to make Oracle 7.3.3 start at boot on Solaris 2.6 using
> the supplied boot script. The problem is the boot script calls dbstart
> which in turn invokes sqldba and I cannot find sqldba in
> $ORACLE_HOME/bin or anywhere else.
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> I've installed the motif user tools package off the CD, and that didn't
> install it.
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> What package do I install to get sqldba?
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> Thanks,
>
> -Joel Bremson
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