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26 Installing Oracle on Enterprise Linux
30 Click Password Management to assign specific passwords to authorized
users (if required).
31 Otherwise, click Exit .
A message is displayed indicating that the cluster database is being started
on all nodes.
32 Perform the following steps on each node:
a Determine the database instance that exists on that node by typing:
srvctl status database -d <database name>
b Type the following commands to add the ORACLE_SID environment
variable entry in the oracle user profile:
$> echo "export ORACLE_SID=racdbx" >>
/home/oracle/.bash_profile,
where racdbx is the database instance identifier assigned to the node
$> source /home/oracle/.bash_profile.
NOTE: This example assumes that racdb is the global database name that
you
defined in DBCA.
33 On one node, type:
srvctl status database -d dbname , where dbname is the
global identifier name that you defined for the database in DBCA.
If the database instances are running, confirmation is displayed
on
the screen.
If the database instances are not running, type: srvctl start
database -d dbname
, where dbname is the global identifier name
that you defined for the database in DBCA.