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START UP MODS & SHUT UP MODS

The start up mods and shut up mods should be fired on Sql

SQL means ‘structure query language’

To connect to sql we should fire environmental variables commands

 

DB name :   EXPORT ORACLE_SID = db home name

Homepath:  

EXPORT ORACLE_HOME= /ORACLE-12C/APP/PRODUCT/12C/DBHOME

Path:  EXPORT_PATH = $ORACLE_HOME/BiN:$Path

To fix environmental variables command    

Env |grep ora

 

Start up mods

 

Start up no mount       no mount mode       alter data base no mount

Start up mount                   mount mode       alter data base mount

Start up                                    Open mode      alter data base open

 

Shut up mods

 

Shut immediately

Shut up

 

Shut immediately will be used to down the data base

It will be used at the time of any software update/ testing/ development the program.

(It should be used with permission other wise the transactions stops)

 

P-file: parameter file

Audit files = data/audit

db name =

Control type file = /oracle/app/control/control 01.ctl

                              = /oracle/app/control/control 02.ctl

Diagnostic_dest = /oracle/app/diag

Undo tablespace = UNDOTBS

SGA  = TARGET = 4G;

Java-pool-size = 2G;

SID : system identifier

GUI : graphical user interface method

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