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Oracle 9i Startup and Shutdown

Zone: Oracle Product Info

Tags: oracle, 9i, startup, shutdown

Hi,

I would like to know the EXE to startup and shutdown Oracle 9i database from command prompt (MS-DOS). I know in earlier version of Oracle (8i), there is an utility SVRMGRL to start oracle and we use CONNECT INTERNAL to connect and then start the database from DOS Prompt. But i 9i, i am not sure how can i do this from command prompt.

Also i am aware that 9i allows us to start the database from SQL PLUS prompt. But in this case, how can i login in to SQL PLUS to start the database?

I have Windows XP and Oracle 9i Enterprise Edition.

Can anyone answer the above 2 questions?

Vj.

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Zone: Database

Question Asked By: vijayakumar_vs

Solution Provided By: bmoshier

Participating Experts: 7

Solution Grade: A

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