Re: Auto startup of Workgroup server on NT
Date: 1996/05/23
Message-ID: <4o2k3f$bnc_at_news5.erols.com>#1/1
Here is what ORACLE recommends using ORACLE Instance Manager in background and WIN NT Registry.
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
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Chandra Chakicherla
Database Consultant
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Received on Thu May 23 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST