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RAC Administration Commands - Basic

This document provides commands to check the configuration and status of Oracle Grid Infrastructure and database components on a RAC cluster. It describes how to check the health of the cluster, status of instances, listeners, VIPs, ASM, and more using crsctl and srvctl commands. It also provides commands to start and stop the Oracle Clusterware stack and database instances on individual nodes or across the entire cluster.

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RAC Administration Commands - Basic

This document provides commands to check the configuration and status of Oracle Grid Infrastructure and database components on a RAC cluster. It describes how to check the health of the cluster, status of instances, listeners, VIPs, ASM, and more using crsctl and srvctl commands. It also provides commands to start and stop the Oracle Clusterware stack and database instances on individual nodes or across the entire cluster.

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Verify Oracle Grid Infrastructure and Database Configuration

Checking the health of the cluster" operation which uses the Clusterized (Cluster Aware) Command: crsctl check cluster Check the Health of the Cluster - (Clusterized Command) Run as the grid user. [grid@racnode1 ~]$crsctl check cluster All Oracle Instances - (Database Status) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl status database -d racdb Single Oracle Instance - (Status of Specific Instance) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl status instance -d racdb -i racdb1 Node Applications - (Status) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl status nodeapps Node Applications - (Configuration) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl config nodeapps List all Configured Databases [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl config database Database - (Configuration) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl config database -d racdb -a ASM - (Status) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl status asm ASM - (Configuration) $srvctl config asm -a TNS listener - (Status) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl status listener TNS listener - (Configuration) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl config listener -a SCAN - (Status) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl status scan SCAN - (Configuration) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl config scan

VIP - (Status of Specific Node) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl status vip -n racnode1 [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl status vip -n racnode2 VIP - (Configuration of Specific Node) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl config vip -n racnode1 [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl config vip -n racnode2 Configuration for Node Applications - (VIP, GSD, ONS, Listener) [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl config nodeapps -a -g -s -l Verifying Clock Synchronization across the Cluster Nodes [oracle@racnode1 ~]$cluvfy comp clocksync -verbose All running instances in the cluster - (SQL) SELECT inst_id , instance_number inst_no , instance_name inst_name , parallel , status , database_status db_status , active_state state , host_name host FROM gv$instance ORDER BY inst_id; All database files and the ASM disk group they reside in - (SQL) select name from v$datafile union select member from v$logfile union select name from v$controlfile union select name from v$tempfile; ASM Disk Volumes - (SQL) SELECT path FROM v$asm_disk;

Starting / Stopping the Cluster


Stopping the Oracle Clusterware Stack on the Local Server Use the " crsctl stop cluster" command on racnode1 to stop the Oracle Clusterware stack: [root@racnode1 ~]#/u01/app/11.2.0/grid/bin/crsctl stop cluster The following will bring down the Oracle Clusterware stack on both racnode1 and racnode2: [root@racnode1 ~]#/u01/app/11.2.0/grid/bin/crsctl stop cluster -all

Starting the Oracle Clusterware Stack on the Local Server Use the " crsctl start cluster" command on racnode1 to start the Oracle Clusterware stack: [root@racnode1 ~]#/u01/app/11.2.0/grid/bin/crsctl start cluster

You can choose to start the Oracle Clusterware stack on all servers in the cluster by specifying -all: [root@racnode1 ~]#/u01/app/11.2.0/grid/bin/crsctl start cluster -all

You can also start the Oracle Clusterware stack on one or more named servers in the cluster by listing the servers separated by a space: [root@racnode1 ~]#/u01/app/11.2.0/grid/bin/crsctl start cluster -n racnode1 racnode2

Start/Stop All Instances with SRVCTL Finally, you can start/stop all instances and associated services using the following: [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl stop database -d racdb [oracle@racnode1 ~]$srvctl start database -d racdb

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