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Normally this is done with a "startup restrict" to prevent a race condition where the database starts up and a new session starts, messing up your nice clean shutdown immediate. The "startup restrict" prevents non-DBA sessions from connecting, so it's not perfect but it does greatly reduce the likelihood of such an event.
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On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, Vasu Balla wrote:
> i usually do
>
> alter system checkpoint;
> shutdown abort
> startup
> shutdown immediate
>
> sometimes i tend to forget checkpoint & abort and directly do shutdown
> immediate. in this case , atleast in 9.2.0.4+ , alert log will list
> PIDs of all active server process that shutdown is waiting on .so=20
> just killing them will get the db down real fast
>
> -vAsu
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