Re: Any Experiences of 11r2 Win2k8R2/ ->crash recovery
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2010 04:56:07 -0800 (PST)
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Jack:
# After restart (Win7-64b =about 2k8R2:) rdbms alerts "Beginning crash recovery"
... I think it (OS) does not shutdown database, there was somewere some bat-file when shutding down OP. Or what could fix this?
There should be a windows service installed that handles starting up and shutting down a database. In windows probably an auto start type of thing.
I think it is a really really bad idea to automate starting a database on a server reboot. What if you were having some kind of storage problem or hardware problem etc that is not yet diagnosed and/or fixed completely.
The last thing in the world you want to happen is several restarts in a row where Oracle may be trying to recover things and may have dicey and/or incomplete view of the environment.
My recommendation is to disable windows services ( and unix/linux similar things ) that start up database automatically. Take control of those decisions! Received on Wed Nov 17 2010 - 06:56:07 CST