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Oracle return codes?
Post 302376465 by pludi on Tuesday 1st of December 2009 12:18:01 PM
12-01-2009
@radoulov: I pretty sure that I received the complete log, as it was sent automatically, and I wrote the script in question 
@jim_mcnamara: IMHO any program/script that is a controlling interface between user and daemon (eg. init scripts, or lsnrctl in this case) shouldn't just limit themselves to the message "I've successfully sent the command to shut down completely", like it's happening here, but also tell me if the daemon in question can't act on that command. A simple "Sorry, I couldn't shut down, try again later" would be enough, and better than a default "Everything's shiny, move along".
@jim_mcnamara: IMHO any program/script that is a controlling interface between user and daemon (eg. init scripts, or lsnrctl in this case) shouldn't just limit themselves to the message "I've successfully sent the command to shut down completely", like it's happening here, but also tell me if the daemon in question can't act on that command. A simple "Sorry, I couldn't shut down, try again later" would be enough, and better than a default "Everything's shiny, move along".
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