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Chances of corrupting Oracle Db in abrupt HPUX shutdown;  which logfile (in which directory) shows oracle shutdown

Asked by sunhux in HP-UX Unix, Oracle Database

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Hi

We have the following root cronjob in our HP-UX B11.23 to
shut down Oracle every morning 2am before Data Protector
takes a cold backup of the database files (not a raw partition) :

15 02 * * 0-6 (/usr/bin/su - d01adm -c "/oracle/D01/admin/switch_log"; /sbin/init.d/sap_ora stop)


Problem now is the root account as well as the oracle accounts were locked &
after checking with HP, there's no way to recover the password unless I do
an abrupt shutdown & our Oracle are not configured for Online Rman backup
(that's why we take cold backup).

Want to check the oracle logfile to see if last night's SAP/oracle are properly
shutdown (in case the cronjob did not run due to locked accounts as I know
in Solaris, an "expired" root account will prevent root cron jobs from running).

Which directory & file contains the message indicating the shutdown?

What are the chances that Oracle database (about 120Gb) will be
corrupted if we do an abrupt HP-UX shutdown considering that :
a) today is rather quiet (no user data entry or data entry jobs)
b) SAP application is still up (could not shutdown SAP as I
    don't have the SAP Unix password too)

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