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A collection of common commands in oracle rac

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-01 20:00:42 10月02日 Update

1. Modify the number of sessions

Query the number of connections to the current process in the database:

Select count (*) from v$process

Modify the maximum number of connections allowed in the database:

Alter system set processes = 1500 scope = spfile

(the database needs to be restarted to modify the number of connections)

2. How to delete an error in GRID installation

Su-grid

Cd / dev/oracleasm/disks

Rm-rf vote*

Cd / dev/disk/by-label

Rm-rf vote*

Ll / g01

Rm-rf *

Chown-R grid:oinstall / G01

Rm / etc/oracle/ocr.loc

Rm-rf / etc/ora*

Ps-ef | grep oha

Kill-9 47495

Cd / etc/init.d

Ls * oha*

Rm-rf * oha*

Cd / etc/rc3.d

Rm-rf S96ohasd

Cd / etc/rc5.d

Rm-rf S96oha *

Oracleasm scandisks

Oracleasm listdisks

Oracleasm querydisk / dev/mapper/*

Dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mapper/sc-vote-hpp1 bs=1M count=300

Dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mapper/tc-vote-hpp1 bs=1M count=300

Dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mapper/yd-vote-netappp1 bs=1M count=300

3. Rac cluster start and stop

Stop rac

Oracle user

181srvctl status database-d prod

182 srvctl stop database-d prod

183 srvctl status database-d prod

Root user

. / crsctl start has High availability

Cd / g01/11ggrid/app/11.2.0/grid/bin

. / crsctl check cluster-all

. / crsctl stop cluster-all

. / crsctl check cluster-all

. / crs_stat-t-v

Reboot

Start rac

Root user

975 cd / g01/11ggrid/app/11.2.0/grid/bin

977. / crsctl start cluster-all

978. / crsctl check cluster-all

980. / crsctl status resource-t

Oracle user

[oracle@sc-rac1] $srvctl start database-d prod

[oracle@sc-rac1] $srvctl status database-d prod

Instance prod1 is running on node sc-rac1

Instance prod2 is running on node sc-rac2

Instance prod3 is running on node tc-rac1

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