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srvctl, the Server Control Utility, is an indispensable tool for Oracle cluster management.
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Seamlessly integrated with Oracle Clusterware, srvctl streamlines tasks, reduces human errors, and upholds best practices, making it the optimal choice for administrators seeking precision and reliability in cluster management.
In this post I’m going to show you how to change the processes parameter in an Oracle RAC database.
You can use this same method for any RAC parameter that requires instances to be rebooted for the change to take effect.
In an ideal situation, you would just alter system the parameters and then you would stop and start each instance.
But this did not work as expected because some services were only available in one node and not in the other, so I had to relocate them and try again.
I will show you all the details in this post.
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