Actually, I wasnt saying dont ever do a shutdown abort. My point is you shouldnt do it unless you have to. LIke, when the database is hanging. Shutdown immediate works perfectly well almost all the time. Like I said, if Oracle says a shutdown abort is now as safe as a shutdown immediate, I havent heard it. On 6/27/07, Michael Haddon <m.haddon@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
an init 6 is the same as a reboot,.. it will execute the K scripts in each level from 6 down to 1 and then reboot. If the K##oracle scripts have been created in levels 3, or 4 like they should have the database will be shutdown cleanly anyway. Mike Sinardy Xing wrote: > I know 1 team that manage sun system they shutdown the system using > "sync; sync; init 6;" and already have been like that for few years > oracle is invisible to them. Power Ranger :) > -- //www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l
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