Oracle admin Scenario based question

I have applied the following commands:
Shutdown abort
startup
Now what will happen, will the database will give an error / it will work.


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clevelcd

  • Jun 5th, 2008
 

Yes,  Given no other factors, the database will start up without issue.  You killed all sessions, killed all transactions, and didn't write from the buffers.   Note that instance recovery will take place during startup.

dj_dj_dj

  • Feb 19th, 2010
 

Dear ,

        Four modes to shutdown the database:

1) Shutdown immediate
2) Shutdown normal
3) Shutdown transactional
4) Shutdown abort

        when the database is shutdown by first 3 methods checkpoint takes place.
But when is shutdown by abort option it doesn't enforces checkpoints. It simply shutdowns without waiting any users to disconnect. 

         To conclude , it requires recovery. It will not startup normally.......


Regards
Dharmendra Jaiswal

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yogesh chadnae

  • Oct 25th, 2011
 

no oracle will not give u an error but it will perform media recovery between mount and open stage.
let me describe this
their are 4 modes of shuttin down the database

WaitForTransaction WaitForUserSession AllowedNewConnection Checkpoint
1.shutdown normal yes yes no yes
2.shutdown transactional yes no no yes
3.shutdown immediate no no no yes
4.shutdown abort no no no no

when u fire shutdown(normal , transactional , immediate) in this case checkpoint occures and oracle makes datafile and controlfile consistant and the last scn and checkpint is written to controlfile and datafiels . and at time of restarting database oracle will found the same scn and checkpoint in controlfile and datafiles means this is consistant so no need of recovery.
but when shutdown abort no scn and checkpoint is generated so that datafiles scn and controlfile scn do get time to be consistant , here at restart up database oracle will find missnatch in controlfile scn and datafile scn , and will perform media recovery from online redo log file with the help of SMON back ground process

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karthik

  • Jun 18th, 2014
 

Shut down Abort==> immediately shuts down the database.
statup now==> no startup avail like this.
starup force ==> shutdown abort + startup

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ARNAB

  • Aug 3rd, 2014
 

materialized view enhance performance of query in distributed sites. materialized view replicate data and create a local copy of same. so in the runtime querys use the local data and avoid network trafficking, and query performance improved hugely.

2) By using materialized view you can avoid complex time taking computation in the runtime of the query. you can update materialized views in the odd hours when load of the database is less by doing the complex computation. If you use normal view instead of the materialized view then complex computation will occur in the runtime of the query and the query performance will degrade.

3) You can also use materialized views to download a subset of data from central servers to mobile clients, with periodic refreshes and updates between clients and the central servers.

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syed fahad

  • Sep 13th, 2014
 

If a database is shut down with shutdown database command than all the SGA and background process will stop it releases memory after we startup the database the SGA and background process will start

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vishal

  • Sep 25th, 2014
 

Hi,
Database would not start normally,
We need to do Instance recovery using SMON.

Regards,
Vishal

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Mohammad Mubasheer Ahmed

  • Jan 26th, 2015
 

Database will be down abruptly without writing the committed data to data files. When it is brought up, SMON will automatically perform instance recovery be scanning the online redo log files.

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Mohammed Nadeem

  • Feb 12th, 2015
 

There will be the mismatch with SCN in header combining with Datafiles and controls files hence needed instance recovery which is automated by SMON

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