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I have heard both from Oracle personal. However, their manuals
state that if you bring a database down in abort you should bring
it up and bring it back down normal to allow it to do its recovery.
I have never had an issue yet but typical I do do that if I bring
a database down in abort mode.
-----Original Message-----
From: Alldaffer, Ron [mailto:ralldaff_at_siemens-psc.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2000 1:01 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Shutodown ABORT - Problems?
Hello,
Recently we had a Support Analyst from Oracle's Center of Excellence in house to diagnose quite a few problems we have running Parallel Server with 8.0.6 and 8.1.6 on IBM AIX RS6000 HACMP Clusters.
The workaround for one of our problems includes issuing shutdown aborts on our databases on one member of our cluster if a LAN becomes unavailable.
I asked Oracles support analyst if there is any problem doing a shutdown
abort,
in particular database corruption or errors, and he claimed no, shutdown
abort
is a perfectly safe thing to do.
Now, I am not one to routinely second guess employees of Oracle when they
discuss their product, but I just don't believe this. It seems that a
shutdown abort
may cause problems when you try to bring the database back up, especially if
issued while one of the background tasks is in the process of moving data
from
memory to disk.
Can anyone out there either confirm or deny these words of wisdom from Oracle support?
Thanks for your input.
Ron Alldaffer
Ciber, Inc.
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