Make sure that there is entry in file /etc/rc2.d/S99oracle :
su -oracle -c $ORACLE_HOME/dbstart.ksh
File owner rootther . IF file is not exists then execute root.sh again.
& In oratab file
$ORACLE_SID:$ORACLE_HOME:Y
entry
If it shows N in front of SID entry then make it Y so that those databases will startupwhile rebooting the system.
I have tried this but it doesn't seem to work.
Get the following message at bootup "Database warm stated",
what does this mean? but the acutally database is still not started and I have to use svrmgrl to start it manually still.
I'm using Oracle8i v8.1.6 on my solaris7 machine. Does anyone know if this is an v8.1.6 bug? if so, is there a patch to fix this?
There were some dbstart scripts that didn't work correctly; I think it
had to do with the version (of Oracle) checking that they did.
Make a copy of the script and either take out the checking or review/
modify it, or just hardcode your version in everyplace that a version
is asked for. Jim
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