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Automatically start a DB when linux server is restarted/rebooted.

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yorge

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Hi Guys,

I'm using both oracle 11g/12c. Would like to ask if there's a way an oracle DB (and listener) can automatically be started whenever a Linux server is rebooted/restarted.
Would gladly appreciate some steps and few sample code to do this if this is possible.

Thanks,
Yorge

 
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In most *NIX systems (and I am assuming Linux is similar), there are configuration files in /etc that will describe what needs to start after a reboot. Have a look at this article, and see if it makes much sense for you.
 
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