what command does it pass on to all database instances that rely on the ASM instances disk groups?

When an ASM instance receives a SHUTDOWN NORMAL command, what command does
it pass on to all database instances that rely on the ASM instances disk groups?

When an ASM instance receives a SHUTDOWN NORMAL command, what command does
it pass on to all database instances that rely on the ASM instances disk groups?

A.
TRANSACTIONAL

B.
IMMEDIATE

C.
ABORT

D.
NORMAL

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Adam

Adam

Answer E) None of the above

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Vic

Vic

The following list describes the SHUTDOWN modes and the behavior of the Oracle ASM instance in each mode.

NORMAL Clause

Oracle ASM waits for any in-progress SQL to complete before performing an orderly dismount of all of the disk groups and shutting down the Oracle ASM instance. Before the instance is shut down, Oracle ASM waits for all of the currently connected users to disconnect from the instance. If any database instances are connected to the Oracle ASM instance, then the SHUTDOWN command returns an error and leaves the Oracle ASM instance running. NORMAL is the default shutdown mode.

IMMEDIATE or TRANSACTIONAL Clause

Oracle ASM waits for any in-progress SQL to complete before performing an orderly dismount of all of the disk groups and shutting down the Oracle ASM instance. Oracle ASM does not wait for users currently connected to the instance to disconnect. If any database instances are connected to the Oracle ASM instance, then the SHUTDOWN command returns an error and leaves the Oracle ASM instance running. Because the Oracle ASM instance does not contain any transactions, the TRANSACTIONAL mode behaves the same as IMMEDIATE mode.

ABORT Clause

The Oracle ASM instance immediately shuts down without the orderly dismount of disk groups. This causes recovery to occur upon the next Oracle ASM startup.

If any database instance is connected to the Oracle ASM instance, then the database instance aborts.

If any Oracle Automatic Storage Management Cluster File System (Oracle ACFS) file systems are currently mounted on Oracle ADVM volumes, those file systems should first be dismounted. Otherwise, applications encounter I/O errors and Oracle ACFS user data and metadata may not be written to storage before the Oracle ASM storage is fenced. For information about dismounting an Oracle ACFS file system, see “Deregistering, Dismounting, and Disabling Volumes and Oracle ACFS File Systems”. For more information about user authentication on Oracle ASM instance, see “Authentication for Accessing Oracle ASM Instances”.

So, looks like one more option missing here.

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