HP Serviceguard Toolkit for Oracle Version A.05.01.01 on Linux User Guide (December, 2012)

Table 3 Lists the attributes that you can edit (continued)
ExampleDescriptionAttribute
a shutdown is initiated by the user
and not because of the failure of a
service.
You can set this parameter to abort
or immediate.
If abort is specified, the instance
is shutdown using the abort option.
If immediate is specified, the
instance is shutdown using the
immediate option. The default
value is abort.
noIf ASM is being used, this parameter
specifies whether any ASM
KILL_ASM_FOREGROUNDS
foreground processes having file
descriptors open on the dismounted
disk group volumes need to be killed
or not.
You can set this parameter either to
yes or no. The default value is yes.
allThis parameter is used to start and
stop the DB service through the DB
DB_SERVICE
package. It is commented by default.
You can set the attribute to all or
specify the DB service names that
must be started and stopped by the
DB package.
noThis parameter is used to disable the
Oracle database from the backup
DISABLE_BACKUP_MODE
mode. The valid values for this
parameter are yes and no. By
default, the value is set to no. This
means, if the database is in the
backup mode after package failover
or restart, the Oracle toolkit package
fails to start. You have to manually
get the database out of the backup
mode and then start the package.
When the value of
DISABLE_BACKUP_MODE is set to
yes and the database is in the
backup mode after failover or
restart, the Oracle toolkit package
will alter the database to remove the
backup mode and start the
database. The database is altered
to remove the backup mode only if
START_MODE is set to open.
[e-mail] parameter is used to provide
email addresses for the toolkit alert
email_id
notification recipients. Each
email_id parameter can have one
of the following values:
• A complete email address
• An alias
• A distribution list
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