You are managing a policy-managed database called RACDB.
Examine the output given below:
$ echo ORACLE_SID
RACDB_1
$ sqlplus / as sysdba
SQL> SELECT * FROM V$ACTIVE_INSTANCES;
INST_NUMBER INST_NAME
1 gr7597:RACDB_1
2 gr7602:RACDB_2
3 gr7633:RACDB_3
You used these commands to add the service erp:
$ srvctl add service -d RACDB -s ERP -g POOL1 -c UNIFORM -y manual
$ srvctl start service -d RACDB -s ERP
$ crsctl stat res ora.racdb.erp.svc
NAME=ora.racdb.erp.svc
TYPE=ora.service.type
TARGET=ONLINE, ONLINE, ONLINE
STATE=ONLINE on gr7597, ONLINE on gr7602, ONLINE on gr7633
$ srvctl stop instance -d RACDB -i RACDB_1
Which statement is true regarding the srvctl stop instance command?
A.
It will shut down the racdb_1 instance and the ERP service running on node gr7597.
B.
It will shut down the racdb_1 instance, and the ERP service will fail over to an available Instance.
C.
It will shut down the racdb_1 instance, but the ERP service will keep running on node gr7597
D.
It will shut down the racdb_1 instance and the ERP service running on ih.il Instance However Oracle Clusterware can restart the ERP service running on node gr7597.
E.
It will shut down the racdb_1 instance and stop the ERP service on all the nodes
Answer is C
how it is possible ?
…i mean running service without instance
A is correct