Solaris

Hi All,

I have to maunally startup oracle and the associated listeners whenever the Sun Solaris server is rebooted. Is there any way by which, everytime the server boots up, The Oracle startups itself.

Do we need to change the init.ora file or the init.d file?
Please let me know which files in which directories need to be modified. ALso if you can state the parameters to be put it would be helpful.

Thanks,
Rahul.

Do you have a script to start/stop your DBs?
How about a script to check if your DBs are online?

If the answer is yes, then you can put together script that will check, and start if it is offline...
You can have multiple entries in cron that checks/starts in oracle/root's crontab.

While your at it, you might as well create something to notify you if they are down (when they should NOT be)...

I'm in the DON'T automatically start DBs when box is online...schedule it through cron or bring them up manually (when performing maintenance).

We use Crontab extensively for our production schedule and alerts management.

hope this helps.
manny