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Oracle 19c Convert RAC To Non-RAC Manually

The document provides steps to manually convert an Oracle RAC database to a non-RAC single instance database. It involves verifying the current configuration, stopping and renaming instances, modifying parameter files, deleting unnecessary tablespaces and log files, and restarting as a single instance database.

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Oracle 19c Convert RAC To Non-RAC Manually

The document provides steps to manually convert an Oracle RAC database to a non-RAC single instance database. It involves verifying the current configuration, stopping and renaming instances, modifying parameter files, deleting unnecessary tablespaces and log files, and restarting as a single instance database.

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Oracle 19c RAC

Convert RAC to Non-RAC


Manually
Part 1: Conversion
Connect to database

.oraenv
CONVERTM1

Launch DBUA to verify its RAC Database

dbua
Verify Nodes/Instance/Database

SQL> select distinct


INSTANCE_NUMBER
, INSTANCE_NAME
, HOST_NAME
, NAME as DB_NAME
, OPEN_MODE
from gv$database, gv$instance;
Verify Cluster Parameters

SQL> show parameter cluster;


Verify if Database is running on pfile or spfile

SQL> show parameter spfile;


If spfile, create pfile from spfile

SQL> create pfile from spfile;


Check Remote Connectivity via SQL Developer or any Client

Stop the Database

srvctl stop database -d CONVERTM


srvctl status database -d CONVERTM
Copy pfile with only database name (Not Instance Name)

cd $ORACLE_HOME/dbs

cp initCONVERTM1.ora initCONVERTM.ora
Remove all parameters related to Instance 2 from pfile.

Rename Instance 1 parameters as *

Change cluster_database to false

Remove Database from Cluster Configuration

srvctl remove database -db CONVERTM


Add Database back as Single Instance

srvctl add database -db CONVERTM


-oraclehome $ORACLE_HOME -dbtype SINGLE
-node db1
Start the Database

srvctl start database -db CONVERTM


Add entry in /etc/oratab if it’s not already present

gedit /etc/oratab

CONVERTM:/dbi/oracle/V193Database:N

Set oraenv to new instance/database

.oraenv
CONVERTM
Launch DBUA to verify its Single Instance Database

dbua

Part 2: Database Cleanup


sqlplus / as sysdba

SQL> select thread#, group# from v$log order by thread#;


SQL> alter database disable thread 2;
SQL> alter database drop logfile group 3;
SQL> alter database drop logfile group 4;
SQL> select thread#, group# from v$log order by thread#;

Drop UNDOTBS2
SQL> drop tablespace UNDOTBS2 including contents and
datafiles;

Create spfile from pfile;

SQL> show parameter spfile;

SQL> create
spfile='+ASM1/CONVERTM/PARAMETERFILE/s
pfileCONVERTM' from pfile;
Create spfile from pfile;

SQL> shut immediate;

Delete old spfile from ASM - optional

ASMCMD> cd +ASM1/CONVERTM/PARAMETERFILE
ASMCMD> ls –l
ASMCMD> rm spfile.344.1098378413
ASMCMD> ls –l

Delete redologs - optional

ASMCMD> cd +ASM1/CONVERTM
ASMCMD> ls –l
ASMCMD> rm redo03.log redo04.log
ASMCMD> ls –l

Post Verification - Start the Database


SQL> startup;

SQL> show parameter spfile;


SQL> show parameter cluster;
SQL> select thread#, group# from v$log
order by thread#;

Check Remote Connectivity

Fix Password file

ASMCMD> cd +ASM1/CONVERTM/PASSWORD

ASMCMD> pwcopy --dbuniquename CONVERTM -f


+ASM1/CONVERTM/PASSWORD/pwdconvertm.346.10983781
01 +ASM1/CONVERTM/PASSWORD/orapwCONVERTM

ASMCMD> ls –l

Delete old password file - optional

ASMCMD> rm pwdconvertm.346.1098378101
ASMCMD> ls –l

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