Tom has installed the Oracle software and created an Oracle database with the following settings:
Oracle home: /oracle/OraHome1
Instance name: ora_lmn1
He has created the ora_sc1 script in the /etc/rc.d/init.d directory, which contains the commands to
start up and shut down the Oracle services. Tom wants to:
1) start up the database as the start priority 10 in run levels 3 and 4
2) shut down the database as the stop priority 99
Which set of steps should Tom use to complete the tasks?
A.
1. Edit the /etc/oratab file:
ora_lmn1:/oracle/OraHome1:Y
2. Ensure that the run levels are specified in the service script:
chkconfig: 34 10 99
3. Set the script permissions:
chmod 700 ora_sc1
4. Register the service:
chkconfig –add ora_sc1
B.
1. Edit the /etc/oratab file:
/oracle/OraHome1:ora_lmn1:Y
2. Ensure that the run levels are specified in the service script:
chkconfig: 99 10 34
3. Set the script permissions:
chmod 700 ora_sc1
C.
1. Edit the $ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbstart file:
/oracle/OraHome1:ora_lmn1:Y
2. Ensure that the run levels are specified in the service script:
chkconfig: 34 10 99
3. Set the script permissions:
chmod 700 ora_sc1
4. Register the service:
chkconfig –add ora_sc1
D.
1. Edit the $ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbstart file:
ora_lmn1:/oracle/OraHome1:Y
2. Ensure that the run levels are specified in the service script:
chkconfig: 34 99 10
3. Set the script permissions:
chmod 700 ora_sc1
4. Register the service:
chkconfig –add dbstart