11i Start-Up & Shut-down Steps on Linux

Order of Start-Up of Services Should be
First DB Listener, Database & then Application Tier Services
Order of Shut-Down of Services Should be
First Application Tier Services then Database & DB Listener
Database Start-up/Shut-down Scripts
Depending on your AD Version these will be in ORACLE_HOME / appsutil/scripts /SID_hostname
addbctl.sh database start-up shutdown script
addlnctl.sh database listener Script
Path of Database/Listener startup Scripts :-
[oracle@ebs11i /]$ cd 11i/visdb/9.2.0/appsutil/scripts/VIS_ebs11i/

[oracle@ebs11i VIS_ebs11i]$ ./addbctl.sh start  <Start database>

[oracle@ebs11i VIS_ebs11i]$ ./addlnctl.sh start VIS  <Start Listener>

[oracle@ebs11i VIS_ebs11i]$ ./addbctl.sh stop immediate    <Down database> 
 
[oracle@ebs11i VIS_ebs11i]$ ./addlnctl.sh stop VIS     <Down Listener>
Where
AD is for Application DBA
DB is for database
DLN is database listener
CTL is control
Isn’t this easy to remeber ( Thanks to Oracle for naming convention)
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Application Tier Start-up/Shutdown Scripts :-

Depending on your AD Version these will be in OAD_TOP/admin/scripts/ SID_hostname
adalnctl.sh Apps Listener Control Script
adapcctl.sh Apache/Web Server Control Script
adcmctl.sh Concurrent Manager Control Script
addisctl.sh Discoverer Control Script
adfrmctl.sh Forms server Control Script
adrepctl.sh Report Server Control Script
adstpall.sh Stop All Middle/Application Tier
adstrtall.sh Start All Middle/Application Tier
Path of Scripts :-
[oracle@ebs11i VIS_ebs11i]$ cd  /11i/viscomn/admin/scripts/VIS_ebs11i
[oracle@ebs11i VIS_ebs11i]$ ./adstrtal.sh apps/apps <start-up script>
[oracle@ebs11i VIS_ebs11i]$ ./adstpall.sh apps/apps <shut-down script>
 
Where AD & CTL you already know now isn’t it
adl stand for Apps Listener
apc stand for Apache
cm Concurrent Manager
dis Discoverer
frm forms
rep report



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