Restart an instance of the RAC Environment Database

RAC: Real Application Cluster (Real Application Cluster) is widely used. As an Oracle Database Cluster Environment, RAC has a complete set of management knowledge. Here I will demonstrate the restart process of rac.

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1. Check the node information and running status before restarting.

You can use srvctl status database-d database name // to view node Information

Crs_stat // view node status

The data node is composed of two instances and runs on different nodes. The status is OK.

2. First shut down the database

Srvctl stop database-d database name

3. Close the connected nodes respectively.

Log on to the corresponding server, and enter the following command to close the node.

Srvctl stop nodeapps-n Node 1/node 2

4. Restart the database

After some data operations are completed, enable the database by using the srvctl start database-d database name.

Under normal circumstances, each node will automatically get up. Let's check if it doesn't get up automatically and we will restart it manually.

Crs_stat-t view status

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