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» » Useful CRS Commands

Command Description

1. Srvctl stop database –d Stops a database across all nodes

2. Srvctl start database –d Starts a database across all nodes

3. Srvctl stop instance –d -I Stops a particular instance on a node

4. Srvctl start instance –d -I Starts a particluar instance on a node

5. Srvctl start service –d Starts all services assoicated with a database across all nodes

6. Srvctl stop service –d Stops all services associated with a database across all nodes

7. Srvctl start service –d -s Starts a particular service on a database

8. Srvctl stop service –d -s Stops a particular service on a database

9. Srvctl stop asm –n Stops an asm instance on a particular node

10.Srvctl start asm –n Starts an asm instance on a particular node

11.Srvctl stop nodeapps –n Stops vip, listener, ons and GSD daemons on a particular node

12.Srvctl start nodeapps –n Starts vip, listener, ons, GSD daemons on a particular node

13.Srvctl stats Various parameters to decide the status of a service, instance, database

14.Srvctl modify Various commands used to modify the status of OCR – used with Oracle Support

15.Crsctl stop crs Stops all crs, resources etc on a particular node

16.Crsctl start crs Starts crs and all resources on a node

17.Crs_stop –all Stops all CRS related resources and daemons

18.Crs_stop Stops the particular resource – used in conjunction with crs_stat – a resource will be called ora..cs for example

19.Crs_start –all Starts all things rac and crs on a node

20.Crs_start Starts a particluar resource on a node

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