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Backup script giving error when run by cron

From: <manivannan_m_at_indya.com>
Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2001 23:56:48 -0700
Message-ID: <F001.0034E28D.20010718234030@fatcity.com>

Hi gurus,
Our database is running on Dynix in a Sequent machine. I tried to put the startup/shutdown script we use in crontab and schedule it.
I call a script shut.sh which in turn will call the shutdown.sh script. But it gives me an error saying svrmgrl- not found. I've given here those scripts..
What am I missing??

This shut.sh is called by the cron

shut.sh



/data23/tbms/.profile
/data21/app/oracle/admin/TBMS/dba/shutdown.sh
>/data21/app/oracle/admin/TBMS/db

a/shut.log 2>/data21/app/oracle/admin/TBMS/dba/shut.err

shutdown.sh


ORACLE_SID=TBMS
export ORACLE_SID
INITIAL_STATUS=`ps -ef|grep "ora_[a-z]*_TBMS"|wc -l` echo $INITIAL_STATUS
if [ $INITIAL_STATUS != 0 ]; then

   svrmgrl <<EOF
   connect internal
   alter system switch logfile;
   shutdown immediate;
   exit
EOF    DB_STATUS=`ps -ef|grep "oracleTBMS"`
   if [ -n $DB_STATUS ]; then

     echo "Starting up the database in restrict mode"
     svrmgrl <<EOF
     connect internal
     startup  restrict;
     shutdown ;
     exit
EOF
     echo "Database TBMS shutdown"

   else
  echo "Error in shutting down database"

     exit
   fi
else

   echo "Database is already shutdown..exiting"    exit
fi


regards,
Manivannan.M

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