Re: [Q] LINUX reboot does NOT automatic bring up database????

I remember in Linux, you may have to use a different tree rc2.d or rc1.d. Also, you can do it in a single startup file, not sure of the name.

>>> sfaroult_at_oriole.com 05/16/03 05:51PM >>> mike mon wrote:
>
> We are test LINUX AS 2.1 with ORACLE 9ir2. Currently
> one of functions
> does not work. It can NOT automatic bring up database
> after reboot. We
> have no problem under SUN SOlaris. On LINUX:
>
> 1. /etc/oratab have 'Y" setup
> 2. dbstart -- work fine
> 3. dbora start -- work fine
> 4. /etc/rc3.d/S99dbora link to dbora
> 5. reboot won't bring up database
>
> Any ideal?
> Thanks.
>

Right shell? I discovered some time ago by doing the mistake that all the 'boot' scripts had better be written in Bourne shell, and that ksh didn't work when called in the early stages of the boot ...

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