The method of checking whether oracle is started by linux

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Method to see if the oracle database has been started:

Check whether the database is started. You can check it with ipcs under linux, or you can check the service under windows, or enter the database to see the current status of the database. If status = open, the oracle service is normal.

Check the listening, execute lsnrctl status, and you can see the corresponding instance of the listening.

Whether there are scott users, you can view the user status of the dba_users table.

Linux restart the oracle service:

1.su-oracle-switch to oracle user

2.lsnrctl stop-stop listening

3.sqlplus / as sysdba

4. SQL > shutdown immediate-stop oracle

5.SQL > startup;-start the service

6SQL > exit

7.lsnrctl start-enable listening

8.emctl start dbconsole

9.isqlplusctl start

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