Veritas Storage Foundation™ for Oracle 5.0.1 Graphical User Interface Guide
■ Transactional
Use this option to shut down the Oracle database instance immediately
upon completion of all transactions in progress. If you shut down using
this option, no client can start a new transaction on this instance, and a
client is disconnected when the transaction in progress ends. The next
database start up does not require an instance recovery.
■ Immediate
Use this option to shut down the Oracle database instance immediately.
Use this option in situations where the database, or some application, is
running irregularly or a power shutdown is about to occur. If you shut
down using this option, all current client SQL statements are terminated
immediately, any uncommitted transactions are rolled back, and all
connected users are disconnected. Oracle closes and dismounts the
database before shutting down the instance. The next database start up
does not require an instance recovery.
■ Abort
Use this option to shut down the Oracle database instance instantaneously
by aborting the database's instance. Use this option with extreme caution
and only when normal or immediate shutdown does not work, you
experience problems when starting the instance, or you need to shut down
the instance instantaneously. If you shut down using this option, all
connected users are disconnected, current client SQL statements are
terminated immediately, uncommitted transactions are not rolled back,
and the instance is terminated without closing the files. The next database
start up requires an instance recovery.
In this release, the option to shutdown or unmount the FlashSnap clone
database has been removed. Use the Remove Clone Database option to
shutdown or unmount the FlashSnap clone database.
See cloning a database in the Storage Foundation for Oracle Administrator's
Guide.
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Click Shutdown instance at the bottom of the screen.
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At the confirmation prompt, click Yesto confirm that you want to shut down
the database.
If the database instance was successfully shut down, you will receive a
confirmation message. Click OK to continue.
Managing your database
Shutting down an Oracle database instance
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