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Old 01-04-2008, 08:01 PM
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Someone please tell me which HACMP file(s) do you put in your
Application or Database startup scripts?

TIA
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Old 01-04-2008, 08:01 PM
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tstclaire@hotmail.com (St. Claire) wrote in message news:<8581fcb0.0309041151.c29f5c1@posting.google.c om>...
> Someone please tell me which HACMP file(s) do you put in your
> Application or Database startup scripts?
>
> TIA


1. Write a startup script that will start all of the Oracle processes
you want started upon startup of HACMP.
2. Wriet a shutdown script that will shutdown all fo the Oracle
Processes you started in the startup script.
3. Smitty hacmp
4. Select Cluster Resources -> Then select Define Application
Servers --> Add application Server, Define your application server
name, then enter the entire path of the stop script and start script,
i.e. /usr/local/bin/oracle_stop and /usr/local/bin/oracle_start.
5. Save
6. Backup one menu
7. Select Define ora change your resource group. In that screen,
then under Application Server entry, put the name(s) you defined for
the application server(s) you just defined for this resource group.

Note -- Be sure to catch an HACMP class.

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