Examine this command and output:
Examine this list of commands:
1. srvct1 convert db -db ron -dbtype rac -node o16n1
2. srvct1 convert db -db ron -dbtype raconenode -node 016n1
3. srvct1 add instance -db ron -instance ron_1 -node 016n1
4. srvct1 add instance -db ron -in5tance ron_2 -node 016n2
5. srvct1 start instance -db ron -instance ron_1
6. srvct1 start instance -db ron -instance ron_1
Currently, there is an instance of database ron running on o16n1.
You want to convert ron to a RAC database and make all instances available.
Identify the commands required, in the correct order, to accomplish this.
A.
1 3, 4, 5 and 6
B.
2, 3, 4,5 and 6
C.
1, 4, 5 and 6
D.
2, 4, 5and 6
E.
1,4 and 6
F.
2,4 and 6
This is a convertion of RAC one Node so the steps should be
1. srvct1 convert db -db ron -dbtype rac -node o16n1
4. srvct1 add instance -db ron -in5tance ron_2 -node 016n2
6. srvct1 start instance -db ron -instance ron_2 (this should be ron_2, it does not make sense to have the same answer in 5 and 6 stamens)
Correct E
Source:
RAC Admin 12c 11-16,17
A
You want to make all the instances available, not just one
Wait, database ron running on o16n1. that means ron_1 instance is up and running (if you try to start it up you’re gonna have a error)… you want to up ron_2 on ol6n2… remember that this is a conversion from Oracle RAC one node to 2 nodes cluster
here is an explanation very similar to this scenario, please take a look
D81246GC10 Oracle Database 12c: Clusterware Administration 11-16,17
Agree, correct is E
The best answer is A.
1 3, 4, 5 and 6
For the sake of those who are just memorizing the questions and answers, this is how it is actually done in real life.
(As it said, there is an instance running in the node)
1. srvctl stop database -d ron
2. srvctl add instance -d ron -i ron_1 -n o16n1
3. srvctl add instance -d ron -i ron_2 -n o16n1
4. srvctl start database -d ron
OR (start per instance, as presented in the choices)
PROVIDED that you follow the pre-requisites:
https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/RACAD/GUID-B31232F8-2F73-4F9F-B222-F83E2AB4FD98.htm#RACAD7898
3. srvctl add instance -d ron -i ron_2 -n o16n2
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The best answer is A.
1 3, 4, 5 and 6
For the sake of those who are just memorizing the questions and answers, this is how it is actually done in real life.
(As it said, there is an instance running in the node)
1. srvctl stop database -d ron
2. srvctl convert database -db ron -dbtype RAC -node o16n1
3. srvctl add instance -d ron -i ron_1 -n o16n1
4. srvctl add instance -d ron -i ron_2 -n o16n2
5. srvctl start database -d ron
OR (start per instance, as presented in the choices)
PROVIDED that you follow the pre-requisites:
https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/RACAD/GUID-B31232F8-2F73-4F9F-B222-F83E2AB4FD98.htm#RACAD7898