In the linux oracle 10g/11g x64bit environment, goldengate automatically starts with the OS, x64bitgoldengate

In the linux oracle 10g/11g x64bit environment, goldengate automatically starts with the OS, x64bitgoldengate
In linux and oracle 10g/11g x64bit environments, goldengate automatically starts with the OS.
Background description:
Goldengate is installed in the/u01/ggs directory.
Rhel5.5 oracle 10g/11g x64bit
Oracle GoldenGate Command Interpreter for OracleVersion 11.1.1.0.0 Build 078 Linux, x64, 64bit (optimized), Oracle 11 on Jul 28 2010 13:13:42
To enable Automatic startup of goldengate, follow these steps:
1. Create/u01/info.txt with an oracle user. The file content is as follows: sh datestart mgr
2. chmod + x info.txt
3. Create/u01/startmgr. sh with the oracle user. The file is as follows:/u01/ggs/ggsci paramfile/u01/info.txt>/u01/ggstartoutput.txt
4. chmod + x startmgr. sh
4. Use the root user to edit/etc/rc. local and add the following information: su-oracle-c "/u01/startmgr. sh"
Note: In these four steps, the mgr process is automatically started. For goldengate extraction, transmission, and Automatic startup of the replication process, you can use the mgr parameter autostart.

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