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SRVCTL and CRSCTL Commands in RAC Db

The document provides a comprehensive guide on using SRVCTL and CRSCTL commands for managing Oracle RAC databases and ASM. It includes commands for checking statuses, starting and stopping databases and instances, and managing listeners and cluster resources. Additionally, it outlines the procedures for configuring and modifying ASM parameters and managing Oracle Clusterware operations.

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SRVCTL and CRSCTL Commands in RAC Db

The document provides a comprehensive guide on using SRVCTL and CRSCTL commands for managing Oracle RAC databases and ASM. It includes commands for checking statuses, starting and stopping databases and instances, and managing listeners and cluster resources. Additionally, it outlines the procedures for configuring and modifying ASM parameters and managing Oracle Clusterware operations.

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SRVCTL AND
CRSCTL
Commands In RAC Database
SRVCTL
srvctl is a utility in an oracle grid infrastructure software
by which we can start and stop database, listener, instance,
ASM.

we can start and stop database through the instance level.

1. To check the status of RAC database

srvctl status database -d prim (note: prim is a database

2. To stop the Rac database which is my db name)

srvctl stop database -d prim (prim1 is my instance name)

3. To start the RAC database (node1 is my server name)

srvctl start database -d prim

4. To start a single instance in RAC database

srvctl start instance -i prim1 -d prim

5. To stop a single instance in RAC database

srvctl stop instance -i prim1 -d prim

6. To check the status of listener in RAC database

• srvctl status listener -l LISTENER


• ps -ef|grep tns

7. To stop the listener in oracle database

srvctl stop listener -l LISTENER

8. To start the listener in oracle database

srvctl start listener -l LISTENER

9. To mount database in RAC environment


Shutdown the database- srvctl stop database -d prim
srvctl start database -d prim -o mount

10 To nomount the database in RAC environment

Shutdown the database- srvctl stop database -d prim


srvctl start database -d prim -o nomount

11.To nomount the database in RAC environment

Shutdown the database- srvctl stop database -d prim


srvctl start database -d prim -o open

SRVCTL command for ASM


1. To configure the ASM
srvctl config asm -a

2. To enable/disable ASM

srvctl enable asm -n node1


srvctl disable asm -n node1

3. To check the status of the ASM

srvctl status asm -n node1 -a

4. To start/stop the ASM

srvctl start asm -n node1


srvctl stop asm -n node1 -f

5. To modify the ASM Parameters

srvctl modify asm [-n node_name] [-l listener_name] [-d


asm_diskstring] [-p spfile_path]

6. To add/remove the ASM


srvctl add asm [-l lsnr_name] [-p spfile] [-d
asm_diskstring]

srvctl remove asm -l [-f]


CRSCTL

crsctl is the Oracle Clusterware Control utility used to manage Oracle Clusterware,
allowing you to perform operations like checking, starting, and stopping cluster
resources and daemons, and managing cluster health.

When we run the command crstcl start cluster -all, database,


ASM,listener scan,VIP,services in all the nodes.

1. To close all the services in a node


We need to run the command using root user but we need to
set the .bash_profile in root user and source it.
crsctl stop crs -f

2. To start all the services in a node in RAC database


we need to run the command using root user
crsctl start crs -nowait

3. Checks the status of the Cluster Synchronization


Services (CSS).

crsctl check crs

4. Starts the Oracle Clusterware

crsctl start crs

5. Stop the Oracle Clusterware


crsctl stop crs

6. Displays the status of resources registered in the


cluster

crsctl status resource

7. Removes resources from the Oracle Clusterware


configuration.
crsctl delete resource

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