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    How can I tell if RAC is running?


    I've got two nodes in an HP cluster... AMD, Novell Open Enterprise
    Server (OES / SuSe Linux ) 9 and Oracle Standard Edition.

    I've install clusterware 10.2.0.1 without any errors, but when I
    install the database afterwards, I'm not prompted to select the nodes
    on which I would like to install it.

    So even though Clusterware shows up in the installed products...

    How can I check to see if Clusterware services are running?

    Shouldn't the Universal installer place the database software on all
    of the nodes on its own or am I expected to propagate it myself
    (against all specified documentation.)

    Thanks in Advance,

    Ryan

    On Thu, 10 May 2007 15:55:40 -0700, ryans@gmail.com wrote:
    > How can I check to see if Clusterware services are running?

    $ORA_CRS_HOME/bin/crs_stat -l

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    You'll need Oracle Enterprise Edition for RAC.

    HTH,
    Brian

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    On May 11, 8:32 am, Brian Peasland <d@nospam.peasland.net> wrote:

    WHen did that change?

    (http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/license.102/b14199/
    options.htm#CIHGHJBE)

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    On May 11, 10:32 am, Brian Peasland <d@nospam.peasland.net> wrote:

    Hi Brian,

    You can run RAC on standard edition.

    http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/clustering/index.html

    Regards,

    Steve

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    On May 10, 6:55 pm, "ryans@gmail.com" <ryans@gmail.com> wrote:

    The installer will install the software only the nodes you choose to.
    If the nodes show up in the installer chances are the CRS suite is
    running fine, but to be sure follow Mladen's indication or search on
    Metalink as there is a script for displaying crs_stat's results in a
    better visual mode - for 10gR1. In 10g R2, I think there is a new
    utility - can't recall the exact name, but it is something like
    crs_stat2 or along those lines.

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    On Fri, 11 May 2007 07:58:39 -0700, Valentin Minzatu wrote:
    > The installer will install the software only the nodes you choose to. If
    > the nodes show up in the installer chances are the CRS suite is running
    > fine, but to be sure follow Mladen's indication or search on Metalink as
    > there is a script for displaying crs_stat's results in a better visual
    > mode - for 10gR1. In 10g R2, I think there is a new utility - can't
    > recall the exact name, but it is something like crs_stat2 or along those
    > lines.

    It's called "crs_stat". Looks like this:

    [oracle@oracle8 ~]$ $ORA_CRS_HOME/bin/crs_stat -l
    NAME=ora.news.NEWS1.inst
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle8

    NAME=ora.news.NEWS2.inst
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle9

    NAME=ora.news.db
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle8

    NAME=ora.oracle8.ASM1.asm
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle8

    NAME=ora.oracle8.LISTENER_ORACLE8.lsnr
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle8

    NAME=ora.oracle8.gsd
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle8

    NAME=ora.oracle8.ons
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle8

    NAME=ora.oracle8.vip
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle8

    NAME=ora.oracle9.ASM2.asm
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle9

    NAME=ora.oracle9.LISTENER_ORACLE9.lsnr
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle9

    NAME=ora.oracle9.gsd
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle9

    NAME=ora.oracle9.ons
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle9

    NAME=ora.oracle9.vip
    TYPE=application
    TARGET=ONLINE
    STATE=ONLINE on oracle9

    Very simple thing would be to use $ORA_CRS_HOME/bin/olsnodes but it
    doesn't give you the full information.
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    On Fri, 11 May 2007 18:19:38 +0200, Mladen Gogala wrote:
    > Very simple thing would be to use $ORA_CRS_HOME/bin/olsnodes but it
    > doesn't give you the full information.

    In addition to that, if you want to work with RAC get RAC Handbook by
    K. Gopalakrishnan, it's a spectalularly good book. That book and a bit
    of experience is all that an oraclite needs to become oRAClite.

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    On May 11, 12:19 pm, Mladen Gogala <mgogala.SPAM...@not-at-

    Mladen, there is a new utility called crs_stat2 or along those lines
    which display the data above in a tabular format. I am pretty sure I
    saw it in R2 and sure it does not exist in R1, but I do not have an R2
    installation handy.

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    On Fri, 11 May 2007 10:00:40 -0700, Valentin Minzatu wrote:
    > Mladen, there is a new utility called crs_stat2 or along those lines
    > which display the data above in a tabular format.

    Why would I need it?

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    On May 11, 1:05 pm, Mladen Gogala <mgogala.SPAM@not-at-verizon.net>
    wrote:

    > On Fri, 11 May 2007 10:00:40 -0700, Valentin Minzatu wrote:
    > > Mladen, there is a new utility called crs_stat2 or along those lines
    > > which display the data above in a tabular format.

    > Why would I need it?

    > --http://www.mladen-gogala.com

    In RAC with many services you'll have scroll up and down through the
    list, while with that you get something like below:

    HA Resource                                   Target     State
    -----------                                   ------     -----
    ora.node01.ASM1.asm                      ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.node01.LISTENER_node01.lsnr     ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.node01.gsd                           ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.node01.ons                           ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.node01.vip                           ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.node02.ASM2.asm                      ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.node02.LISTENER_node02.lsnr     ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.node02.gsd                           ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.node02.ons                           ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.node02.vip                           ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.racdb.Service1.cs                     ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.racdb.Service1.qator1.sa              ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.racdb.Service1.qator1.srv             ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.racdb.Service2.cs                     ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.racdb.Service2.qator1.sa              ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.racdb.Service2.qator1.srv             ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.racdb.Service3.cs                  ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.racdb.Service3.qator2.sa           ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.racdb.Service3.qator2.srv          ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.racdb.Service4.cs                        ONLINE     ONLINE on
    node02
    ora.racdb.Service4.qator1.srv                ONLINE     ONLINE on
    node01
    ora.racdb.Service4.qator2.srv                ONLINE     ONLINE on
    node02
    ora.racdb.Service5.cs                    ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.racdb.Service5.qator1.srv            ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.racdb.Service5.qator2.srv            ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.racdb.Service6.cs                            ONLINE     ONLINE on
    node01
    ora.racdb.Service6.qator1.sa                     ONLINE     ONLINE on
    node02
    ora.racdb.Service6.qator1.srv                    ONLINE     ONLINE on
    node01
    ora.racdb.Service7.cs                     ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.racdb.Service7.qator2.sa              ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.racdb.Service7.qator2.srv             ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.racdb.Service8.cs                   ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.racdb.Service8.qator1.sa            ONLINE     ONLINE on node02
    ora.racdb.Service8.qator1.srv           ONLINE     ONLINE on node01
    ora.racdb.db                                ONLINE     ONLINE on
    node02
    ora.racdb.qator1.inst                       ONLINE     ONLINE on
    node01
    ora.racdb.qator2.inst                       ONLINE     ONLINE on
    node02

    (this is the output of the script for R1 - for obvious reasons I
    changed the real data)

    It is much easier to see the status of each service than running
    crs_stat.

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    On May 11, 1:13 pm, Valentin Minzatu <valentinminz@yahoo.com>
    wrote:

    I found the Metalink note for the above script. Note: 259301.1.

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    On Fri, 11 May 2007 10:13:33 -0700, Valentin Minzatu wrote:
    > In RAC with many services you'll have scroll up and down through the
    > list, while with that you get something like below:

    That is why Larry Wall has intelligently designed Perl.

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    On Fri, 11 May 2007 11:18:49 -0700, Valentin Minzatu wrote:
    > I found the Metalink note for the above script. Note: 259301.1.

    Thanks for the document. It's a good document, but it's a lousy
    script.

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    On May 11, 9:06 pm, Mladen Gogala <mgogala.SPAM_ME.@verizon.net>
    wrote:

    > On Fri, 11 May 2007 11:18:49 -0700, Valentin Minzatu wrote:
    > > I found the Metalink note for the above script. Note: 259301.1.

    > Thanks for the document. It's a good document, but it's a lousy
    > script.

    > --http://www.mladen-gogala.com

    I am not thrilled by the script either, but it did the job I needed it
    for. There are definitely other ways of displaying the same
    infromation, one of out-of-the-box ones being enterprise manager.

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    I ran crs_stat and I receive the message...

    "CRS-0184: Cannot communicate with the CRS daemon."

    I followed through the install ... no issues -- so why isn't CRS
    running?

    I tried running a crs_start and it tells me I need to fill in a bunch
    of switches...  so I did...
    then it still tells me "CRS-0184: Cannot communicate with the CRS
    daemon."

    I pass the cluvfy without errors -- so I'm confused as to why things
    aren't running.

    Any suggestions / ideas?

    Thanks,

    Ryan

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    On Sun, 13 May 2007 20:33:08 -0700, ryans@gmail.com wrote:
    > I pass the cluvfy without errors -- so I'm confused as to why things
    > aren't running.

    How did you run cluvfy, for what components and phases?

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    On May 13, 11:33 pm, "ryans@gmail.com" <ryans@gmail.com> wrote:

    What is the output of the following:
    ps -ef|grep crs
    ps -ef|grep evm

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    Oracle licenses up to 2 nodes and 4CPUs with Standard Edition with
    no additional license fee. The caveat ... you must use ASM.
    --
    Daniel A. Morgan
    University of Washington
    damor@x.washington.edu
    (replace x with u to respond)
    Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
    www.psoug.org

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    DBMS_UTILITY.ACTIVE_INSTANCES
    DBMS_UTILITY.IS_CLUSTER_DATABASE

    Both documented in Morgan's Library at www.psoug.org under
    DBMS_UTILITY.
    --
    Daniel A. Morgan
    University of Washington
    damor@x.washington.edu
    (replace x with u to respond)
    Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
    www.psoug.org

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    I've set it for ASM management... during the clusterware install, you
    just point ASM at the available partition(s), but that's about it.

    We're running 2 nodes, dual dual-core AMD64 processors...  Oracle said
    this would be OK.  Since Standard Edition RAC is based on CPUs, not
    cores...

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