Index
A
- abnormal instance termination 3.2.2
- ACCHK
- Application Continuity Protection Check 6.5
- ACMS
- Atomic Controlfile to Memory Service 1.5.7
- ACTIVE_INSTANCE_COUNT initialization parameter 3.7
- Active Session History
- active sessions 14.8.1
- adding nodes to an existing cluster 10.1
- adding Oracle RAC to nodes on Linux and UNIX 11.1
- adding Oracle RAC to nodes on Windows 12.1
- ADDM
- ADDM for Oracle Real Application Clusters mode 14.7
- administering
- administering instances
- with Server Management 3.1.1
- administering Oracle Enterprise Manager jobs 3.13.3.1
- administering services
- administrative tools
- overview and concepts 1.12.2
- administrator-managed database 3.1
- relocating services in 5.4.5
- administrator-managed database instances
- adding 12.1.1
- administrator-managed databases 1.7, 5.10.2.5
- ADRCI
- ADR Command-Line Interpreter B.2
- Advanced Queuing
- and FAN 6.1.1
- Advisor Central in Oracle Enterprise Manager 14.7
- affinity 5.5
- aggregates
- alert administration
- Oracle Enterprise Manager 3.13.3.2
- alert blackouts
- Oracle Enterprise Manager 3.13.3.3
- alert logs B.3
- managing B.1
- ALTER SYSTEM ARCHIVE LOG CURRENT statement 3.1.1.3.1
- ALTER SYSTEM ARCHIVE LOG statement 3.1.1.3.1
- INSTANCE option 3.1.1.3.1
- ALTER SYSTEM CHECKPOINT statement
- ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION statement
- terminating a session on a specific instance 3.5
- ALTER SYSTEM QUIESCE RESTRICTED statement
- quiescing a noncluster database 3.10
- ALTER SYSTEM statement
- CHECKPOINT clause 3.1.1.3.1
- ALTER SYSTEM SWITCH LOGFILE statement 3.1.1.3.1
- Application Continuity 6, 6.4
- auto session state consistency 6.6.6.1
- commit outcome 6.4.1
- concepts 6.4.1
- configuring connections 6.6.2.3
- configuring service attributes 5.11.3.2
- database request 6.4.1
- delaying reconnection 6.6.2.6
- described 6.6.1
- dynamic session state consistency 6.6.6.2
- establishing initial state 6.6.2.5
- introduction to 1.6
- mutable functions 6.4.1
- potential side effects 6.7
- protection-level statistics 6.6.5
- recoverable error 6.4.1
- restoring state settings 6.6.2.5.1
- restrictions 6.8
- running without 6.6.2.8
- session state consistency 6.4.1
- static session state consistency 6.6.6.3
- using for planned maintenance 6.6.2.7
- Application Continuity Protection Check 6.5.1
- applications
- ARCHIVE_LAG_TARGET initialization parameter 3.7.3
- archived redo log files
- ARCHIVE LOG command
- SQL*Plus 3.1.1.3.1
- archive logs
- destinations, converting to cluster database 15.1
- archiver process
- monitor 7.10
- archiving mode
- changing 7.2
- ASH reports 14.8.1
- ASM_PREFERRED_READ_FAILURE_GROUPS initialization parameter 2.6.4, 3.7
- asmlistener A.9.38, A.9.39
- Atomic Controlfile to Memory Service (ACMS) 1.5.7
- Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM) 1.12.3, 14.7, 14.9.2, 14.9.3.2, 14.9.5
- Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR) 13.4.1, 13.4.3, B.2
- ADRCI command-line interpreter B.2
- automatic load balancing
- configuring RMAN channels for multiple instances 7.6
- AUTOMATIC management policy 3.2.1
- Automatic Performance Diagnostics (AWR)
- monitor performance statistics 14.7
- automatic segment space management (ASSM) 13.3.1
- tablespace use in Oracle RAC 13.3.1
- automatic undo management
- tablespace use in Oracle RAC 13.3.1
- automatic workload management
- Automatic Workload Repository (AWR) 1.6, 5.6, 5.7, 14.7, 14.9, 14.9.3.2
- AVAILABLE instances
- for services 5.10.2.5
- Average Active Sessions chart
- performance monitoring 14.1.1.3
- AWR
- see Automatic Workload Repository (AWR) 14.9.3.2
B
- background processes
- background thread trace files B.1
- backups
- bandwidth
- interconnect 14.2
- best practices
- deploying Oracle RAC for high availability 13.1.2
- blackouts
- defining 3.13.3.3
- block mode conversions
- statistics for 14.6
- blocks
- associated with instance 8.3.1
- buffer cache 1.5.6
- instance recovery 8.3.1
- buffer sizes
- interprocess communication (IPC)
- adjusting for Oracle RAC 14.3
- interprocess communication (IPC)
C
- cache coherency 14.9.3.1
- Cache Fusion 1.5.6, 13.3.5
- callouts
- how they are run 6.2
- capacity
- increasing 13.1.4
- cardinality 3.1
- catclustdb.sql script 1.12.3
- CDBs 1.10, 3.3
- changing the configuration of all services 4.2.1
- channels
- charts
- checking the interconnect B.6
- client connections with SCAN 3.1
- client drivers
- and FAN 5.3.1
- clients
- client-side load balancing 5.1, 5.1.4
- clone.pl 9.4
- clone.pl script
- cloning 1.2.4, 9
- cluster
- definition of 1.1
- cluster_database 13.4.1
- CLUSTER_DATABASE_INSTANCES initialization parameter 3.7, 3.7.3
- CLUSTER_DATABASE initialization parameter 3.7, 3.7.1
- CLUSTER_INTERCONNECTS
- parameter 14.3
- CLUSTER_INTERCONNECTS initialization parameter 3.7, 3.11.1
- cluster administrator 3.1
- cluster cache coherency 14.1.1.2
- cluster configuration policy 1.7.4
- cluster configuration policy set 1.7.4
- Cluster Database Performance page
- Top Activity drill down menu 14.1.1.3
- cluster databases
- creating using DBCA 15.2.3.1.1
- clustered Oracle ASM
- converting a noncluster Oracle ASM 2.6.5
- cluster file system
- Cluster Host Load Average page
- cluster database performance 14.1.1.3
- cluster nodes name
- in clone.pl script 9.3
- clusters
- Cluster Verification Utility
- overview and concepts 1.12.2
- clusterware management solution 1.4
- cold backups 3.10
- comma-delimited lists with SRVCTL A.1
- command-line interpreter
- ADR Command-Line Interpreter (ADRCI) B.2
- committed data
- instance failure 8.3.1
- communication protocols
- verifying settings for 14.2
- compatibility
- Oracle RAC and Oracle Database software 1.2.1
- COMPATIBLE initialization parameter 3.7.1
- configuring channels
- during restore or crosscheck operations 7.5
- configuring preferred mirror read disks in extended clusters 2.6.4
- CONNECT command 3.1.1.3.1
- SQL*Plus 3.1.1.3.1
- connecting
- to instances 1.12.2
- connection load balancing
- connection pools
- and FAN 5.3.1
- connection tests 6.3.3
- CONNECT SYS
- example of 3.2.4
- consistent blocks 1.5.6
- container databases
- See: CDBs
- CONTROL_FILES initialization parameter 3.7.1
- converting a database from Oracle RAC One Node to Oracle RAC 4.2.2
- converting an Oracle RAC database with one instance to Oracle RAC One Node 4.2.1
- convert to cluster database
- convert to Oracle RAC database
- from non-cluster system 15.2.1
- corrupted data blocks B.2
- CREATE PFILE
- FROM MEMORY clause 3.6
- CREATE PFILE statement 3.6.3
- CREATE SPFILE
- FROM MEMORY clause 3.6
- creating
- crosschecking on multiple nodes
- RMAN backups 7.5
- crosscheck operations
- configuring channels during 7.5
- CRS resources
- management of 1.4
- current blocks 1.5.6
- CVU
- See: Cluster Verification Utility
D
- database
- database alert logs 13.4.3
- database cloud 13.1.3.3
- Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA)
- adding and deleting instances in interactive mode
- on Windows 12.1.1.1
- adding and deleting instances in silent mode
- on Windows 12.1.1.2
- adding instances in interactive mode
- on Linux and UNIX 11.1.2.1
- adding instances in silent mode
- on Linux and UNIX 11.1.2.2
- cloning Oracle RAC instances 9.3
- creating views for Oracle Real Application Clusters 14.5
- Database Storage page 11.1.2.1, 12.1.1.1
- deleting instances in interactive mode
- deleting instances in silent mode
- Instance Management page 11.1.2.1, 12.1.1.1
- List of Cluster Databases page 11.1.2.1, 12.1.1.1
- running the catclustdb.sql script 1.12.3
- Welcome page 11.1.2.1
- adding and deleting instances in interactive mode
- database deployment
- database instances
- database pools 13.1.3.3
- database resource 3.1
- Database Resource Manager 3.10
- database role 3.2.1
- databases
- databases sessions
- pre-created 5.3.7
- Database Storage page 11.1.2.1, 12.1.1.1
- Database Throughput page
- performance monitoring 14.1.1.3
- data-dependent routing 5.5
- data dictionary
- querying views 14.5
- Data Recovery Advisor B.2
- data security
- keystore 13.3.8.1
- data warehouse
- deploying applications for in Oracle RAC 13.3.7
- data warehouse systems 13.3.7
- DB_BLOCK_SIZE initialization parameter 3.7.1
- DB_DOMAIN initialization parameter 3.7.1
- DB_FILES initialization parameter 3.7.1
- DB_NAME initialization parameter 3.7, 3.7.1
- DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST_SIZE initialization parameter 3.7.1
- DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST initialization parameter 3.7.1, 8.6
- DB_UNIQUE_NAME initialization parameter 3.7.1
- DDL statements 13.3.2
- default database service 1.2.3, 3.7, 5.11.1
- degree of parallelism 13.3.7.1
- deleting administrator-managed database instances 11.2.1, 12.2.1
- dependencies
- and services 5.10.1.1
- deploying
- deprecated features
- design
- diagnosing problems for Oracle RAC B
- diagnosing problems using ADR B.2
- diskgroup
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- DISPATCHERS initialization parameter 3.7
- specifying a service with 5.11.1
- Distributed Transaction Processing (DTP) 13.3.4
- See: DTP
- distributed transactions 13.3.4
- DML_LOCKS initialization parameter 3.7.1
- draining database sessions 6.3.3
- DTP 5.4
- DTP service. 5.4.2
- dynamic database services
- description 1.6
- Dynamic Database Services
- introduction to 1.5.3
- dynamic performance views 14.9
- dynamic resource allocation
- overview 1.12.4
- dynamic session state consistency 6.6.6
E
- e-commerce
- applications in Oracle RAC 13.3.5
- edition
- services attribute 5.10.2.2
- ENCRYPTION_WALLET_LOCATION parameter 13.3.8.1
- Enterprise Manager
- overview 1.4
- environment variables
- evaluating block transfers 14.6
- event notification
- enabling 5.3.7
- extended distance clusters 2.6.4
- extending Oracle database home
- external transaction managers
- OraMTS 5.4.1
F
- FAILOVER_RESTORE
- failure
- failure groups 2.6.4
- FAN
- See: Fast Application Notification (FAN)
- Fast Application Notification (FAN) 6.1
- Fast Connection Failover (FCF)
- fault diagnosability B.2
- FCF
- See: Fast Connection Failover (FCF)
- files
- FROM MEMORY clause
- on CREATE PFILE or CREATE SPFILE 3.6
G
- GC_SERVER_PROCESSES initialization parameter
- specifying the number of LMSn processes 13.1.3.2
- GCS_SERVER_PROCESSES initialization parameter 3.7
- GCS protocol 14.9.3.1
- Generic server pool 3.1
- GES
- See: global cache and enqueue service (GES)
- GLOBAL_TXN_PROCESSES initialization parameter 5.4.1
- global cache and enqueue service (GES) 14.9.1
- Global Cache Block Access Latency chart
- performance monitoring 14.1.1.3
- Global Cache Service (GCS) 1.5.6, 3.7
- Global Cache Service Process (LMS) 1.5.7
- Global Cache Service Processes (LMSn)
- Global Cache Service statistics 14.9.1, 14.9.3.1
- GLOBAL clause
- forcing a checkpoint 3.1.1.3.1
- Global Enqueue Service (GES) 1.5.6
- Global Enqueue Service Daemon (LMD) 1.5.7
- Global Enqueue Service Monitor (LMON) 1.5.7
- Global Enqueue Service statistics 14.9.1
- global performance data
- with ADDM 14.7
- Global Resource Directory (GRD) 1.5.6
- global service attributes
- GDSCTL 5.12
- global services 5.12, 13.1.3.3
- Global Transaction Process (GTX0-j) 1.5.7
- goals
- GTX0-j
- Global Transaction Process 1.5.7
- GV$ 1.12.3
- GV$SESSION 3.5
- GV$ view 14.4
I
- idempotence 6.9
- idle wait class 14.8.1
- IM column store
- See: In-Memory Column Store
- indexes
- sequence-based 13.2
- initialization parameters
- CLUSTER_INTERCONNECTS 3.11.1, 14.3
- recommendations for using 3.11.1
- cluster database issues regarding 3.7
- identical settings for on all instances 3.7.3
- RECOVERY_PARALLELISM 8.5.2.1
- settings for instances 3.6
- specific to Oracle RAC 3.7
- that must be identical on all instances 3.7.1
- that must be unique on all instances 3.7.2
- CLUSTER_INTERCONNECTS 3.11.1, 14.3
- In-Memory Column Store
- In-Memory FastStart 1.11
- INST_ID column 14.4
- installations
- performing multiple simultaneous cluster 9
- instance
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- INSTANCE_NAME initialization parameter 3.7.2
- INSTANCE_NUMBER initialization parameter 3.7.2
- INSTANCE_TYPE initialization parameter 3.7.1
- instance discovery
- Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 3.13.1
- Instance Enqueue Process (LCK0) 1.5.7
- Instance Management page 11.1.2.1, 12.1.1.1
- INSTANCE NAME initialization parameter 3.7
- INSTANCE option 3.1.1.3.1
- instance recovery 3.2.2
- instances
- aggregated for service performance 14.1.1.3
- cloning Oracle RAC 9.3
- effect of SQL*Plus commands on 3.1.1.3.1
- failure 8.3.2
- initialization parameter settings 3.6
- maximum number for Oracle RAC 1.1
- memory structures 1.5.6
- parallel processes 5.10.1.4
- private interconnect usage B.6
- recovery 3.2.2, 8.3.1
- recovery, abnormal shutdown 3.2.2
- recovery, multiple failures 8.3.2
- Server Management 3.1.1
- shutting down 3.2.2
- starting and stopping 3.2
- terminating session on 3.5
- verifying 3.4
- verifying running 3.4.2
- instances failure
- recovery from 8.3
- instead of Statspack 1.12.3
- interconnect
- interconnect bandwidth 14.2
- latency 14.2
- interconnect block transfer rates 14.6
- interconnects
- interconnect settings
- verifying 14.2
- Interconnects page
- interprocess communication (IPC)
- buffer sizes
- adjusting 14.3
- buffer sizes
- IPC protocol 14.2, 14.9.3.1
J
- Java-based tools and utilities
- Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) clients
- Oracle Notification Service usage 1.6
- JDBC
- enabling Fast Application Notification events for 5.3.2.2
- JDBC/OCI 5.3.2.2
- JDBC-thin clients
- enabling for Fast Connection Failover (FCF) 5.3.2
- JDBC-thin driver 5.3.2
- job administration
- Oracle Enterprise Manager 3.13.3.1
L
- LCK0
- Instance Enqueue Process 1.5.7
- level thresholds
- services 5.8
- LICENSE_MAX_USERS initialization parameter 3.7.3
- listener
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- listeners
- List of Cluster Databases page 11.1.2.1, 12.1.1.1
- LMD
- Global Enqueue Service Daemon 1.5.7
- LMON Global Enqueue Service Monitor 1.5.7
- LMS
- Global Cache Service Process 1.5.7
- LMSn processes
- reducing the number of 13.1.3.2
- LMS processes
- reducing the number of 13.1.3.2
- load balancing 13.3.5
- load balancing advisory
- Load Balancing Advisory 5.10.2.8
- LOCAL_NODE parameter
- in clone.pl script 9.3
- local archiving scenario
- RMAN 7.9.2
- Local Area Network (LAN) 1.5.2
- LOCAL clause
- forcing a checkpoint 3.1.1.3.1
- local file system
- local instance
- locally managed tablespaces 13.3.1
- local node name
- in clone.pl script 9.3
- local temporary tablespace 1.4.3
- LOG_ARCHIVE_FORMAT initialization parameter 3.7.3
- LOG_ARCHIVE_FORMAT parameter 7.8
- log files
- tracing B.4
- logical transaction ID 6.9
- log sequence numbers 7.8
- LXTID 6.9
M
- maintenance
- planned 6.3
- mass deployment
- media failures
- recovery from 8.4
- Memory Guard 3.9
- memory pressure 3.9
- memory structures
- in Oracle RAC 1.5.6
- message request counters 14.6
- migration
- missing files B.2
- mission critical systems
- considerations for Oracle RAC 13.1.1
- modified data
- instance recovery 8.3.1
- monitoring
- monitoring host load average 14.1.1.3
- mount all non-running instances of an Oracle RAC database 3.2.1
- multiple cluster interconnects 3.11
- multiple databases in a cluster 3.11.1
- multiple instances
- multiple node failures 8.3.2
- multiple public networks 1.5.4
- multiplexed redo log files 2.4
- multitenant container database
- See: CDBs
- mutable functions 6.6.3
- mutables
- rules for grants 6.6.4.3
N
- net service name 3.1.1.3
- network
- Network Attached Storage (NAS) 1.5.2
- network file system 2.3
- See also: NFS
- network resources 1.5.4
- NFS
- server 2.3
- node
- failure and VIP addresses 1.5.4
- node affinity awareness 8.3.4
- nodeapps
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- node discovery
- Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 3.13.1
- node evictions 14.1.1.1
- nodes
- node VIPs 1.5.4
- noncluster databases
- quiescing 3.10
- noncluster Oracle ASM
- converting to clustered Oracle ASM 2.6.5
- non-transactional session state 6.6.6.3
- noreplay keyword (terminating or disconnecting session) 6.6.2.10
O
- object creation and deletion 13.3.2
- objects
- creation of and effect on performance 13.3.2
- OCI
- OCRDUMP utility 14.3
- ODP.NET
- OLTP environments 13.2
- online database relocation
- relocation feature 4.3
- online recovery 8.3.1
- online transaction processing (OLTP)
- applications in Oracle RAC 13.3.5
- ons
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- ONS
- See: Oracle Notification Service
- optimal execution plans 13.3.7.1
- Oracle ACFS 1.5.1
- Oracle ASM
- Oracle Automatic Storage Management (Oracle ASM) 2
- Oracle Call Interface
- See: OCI
- Oracle Cluster Registry (OCR) 3.1.1.1, 14.3
- Oracle Clusterware
- Oracle Database
- session activity 14.8.1
- Oracle Database QoS Management 1.8
- Oracle Database Quality of Service Management
- See: Oracle Database QoS Management
- Oracle Database Upgrade Assistant 15
- Oracle Enterprise Manager
- adding database instances to nodes
- alert administration 3.13.3.2
- alert blackouts 3.13.3.3
- Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM) 14.7
- Average Active Sessions chart 14.1.1.3
- Cluster Database Home page 14.1.1.1
- Cluster Database page 14.1.1
- Cluster Database Performance page
- performance statistics for an Oracle RAC database 14.1.1.3
- configuring to recognize changes in database management 3.8
- Database Throughput charts 14.1.1.3
- deleting database instances from nodes 11.2.1, 12.2.1
- Global Cache Block Access Latency chart 14.1.1.3
- Interconnects page 14.1.1.2
- job administration 3.13.3.1
- monitoring load values for available nodes 14.1.1.3
- overview and concepts 1.12.2
- Top Activity drill down menu 14.1.1.3
- using the Interconnects page to monitor Oracle Clusterware 14.1.1
- using to administer Oracle RAC 3.1.1.2
- using to administer services 5.11.2
- using to back up the server parameter file 3.6.3
- using to create DTP services 5.4.4
- using to monitor Oracle Clusterware 14.1.1
- using to monitor Oracle RAC 14.1.1
- using to monitor Oracle RAC environments 1.12.3
- using to restore SPFILE 8.2.3
- using to schedule Automatic Workload Repository actions 5.8
- using to set up a fast recovery area 8.6
- using to start or stop a database 3.2
- using with RMAN 7.4
- Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control
- Oracle Flex Clusters 1.4.1
- Oracle GoldenGate 5.10.1.5
- Oracle Grid Infrastructure 1.1
- Oracle home
- defined 1.2.2
- Oracle homes
- Oracle Interface Configuration (OIFCFG) 14.3
- Oracle Managed Files 3.1
- Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) 13.1.1
- Oracle Multitenant 1.10
- Oracle Net
- listeners 1.4
- Oracle Net connection failover 5.1.2
- Oracle Net Services
- Oracle Notification Service 1.4
- Oracle Notification Services
- API 6.1.1
- Oracle processes
- managed by Oracle Clusterware 1.4
- Oracle RAC
- adding administrator-managed database instances 11.1.2.1, 12.1.1
- adding policy-managed database instances 11.1, 12.1
- adding to nodes in a cluster on Linux and UNIX 11.1
- adding to nodes in a cluster on Windows 12.1
- administrative privilege
- SYSRAC 3.1
- and e-commerce 13.3.5
- background processes
- benefits of cloning 9.1
- cloning 9
- size of the binaries 9.1
- converting database from 4.2
- converting database to 4.2
- converting from non-cluster system 15.2.1
- converting single instance to Oracle RAC One Node 4.2.1
- copying the Oracle RAC home 9.2
- databases
- deploying clone 9.3
- diagnosing performance problems 14.8.1
- diagnosing problems for B
- IM column store 1.11
- installation overview 1.2
- overview of administration 1
- removing on Windows 12.2.2
- removing the software from Linux and UNIX 11.2.2
- security considerations 13.3.8
- shutting down instances 3.2.2
- software components 1.5.6
- storage options
- using a fast recovery area in 8.6
- Oracle RAC One Node 4
- Oracle RAC One Node database 13.4.2
- Oracle RAC Sharding 5.5
- Oracle Real Application Clusters
- See: Oracle RAC
- Oracle Real Application Clusters One Node
- See: Oracle RAC One Node
- Oracle Resource Manager
- and services 5.10.1.2
- Oracle Services
- using 5.11
- Oracle Services for Microsoft Transaction Server
- creating the OraMTS service 12.1.1.1
- Oracle Universal Installer
- Oracle XA 5.10.2.10
- oradebug ipc command B.6
- OraMTS
- See: Oracle Services for Microsoft Transaction Server
- external transaction manager 5.4.1
- orapwd file 3.8
- outages
- unplanned 6.2
P
- PARALLEL_EXECUTION_MESSAGE_SIZE initialization parameter 3.7.1
- PARALLEL_FORCE_LOCAL initialization parameter 5.10.1.4
- parallel execution 13.3.7.2
- parallelism
- parallel processes 5.10.1.4
- parallel recovery 8.5.2.1
- disabling 8.5.2
- parameter file
- overview 3.6
- parameter file search order 3.6.2
- parameters
- password file-based authentication 4.3
- PDBs 1.10, 3.3
- performance 14.1.1.3
- aggregates by services 14.1.1.3
- comprehensive global data 14.7
- monitoring activity by wait events, services, and instances 14.1.1.3
- monitoring database throughput 14.1.1.3
- monitoring global cache block access 14.1.1.3
- monitoring potential problems in the database 14.1.1.3
- primary components affecting 14.2
- service aggregates by instances 14.1.1.3
- service aggregates by waits 14.1.1.3
- using ADDM 1.12.3
- performance evaluation
- overview and concepts 1.12.4
- performance statistics 14.9.5
- PFILE
- using with Oracle RAC 3.6
- phases
- planned maintenance
- pluggable database
- See: PDBs
- PMON background process 3.5
- policy-managed clusters 1.7.4
- policy-managed database 3.1
- policy-managed database instances
- adding 12.1
- policy-managed databases 1.7, 3.1, 3.7.2, 5.10.2.7
- policy set 1.7.4
- PREFERRED instances
- for services 5.10.2.5
- preferred read disks
- Oracle ASM in an Oracle RAC extended distance cluster 2.6.4
- private clouds 13.1.3.3
- private interconnect B.6
- determining usage B.6
- private network
- processes
- public and private interfaces
- shown in Oracle Enterprise Manager 14.1.1.2
- public network
- defined 1.5.2
R
- reader nodes 1.4.2
- rebalancing
- workloads 5.6
- RECOVER command 3.1.1.3.1
- SQL*Plus 3.1.1.3.1
- recovery
- RECOVERY_PARALLELISM parameter 8.5.2.1
- redo log files
- redo log groups 2.4
- redo logs
- format and destination specifications 7.8
- redo thread 3.1
- reducing contention 13.2
- regions 13.1.3.3
- REMOTE_LOGIN_PASSWORDFILE initialization parameter 3.7.1
- remote Oracle Notification Service subscription 5.3.2.1
- Remote Slave Monitor (RSMN) 1.5.7
- replicated databases
- and global services 5.12
- request boundaries 6.4.2, 6.4.2.2
- resource contention 14.1.1.3
- resource manager 5.6
- resource profiles
- and service creation 5.10.1.1
- resources
- resources held by the session 3.5
- restore scenarios
- RMAN 8.2
- restore scheme
- RESULT_CACHE_MAX_SIZE initialization parameter 3.7, 3.7.1
- result cache 3.7
- RMAN
- CONFIGURE command 7.3
- configuring channels 7.5
- configuring channels to use automatic load balancing 7.6
- configuring one channel for each instance 7.6.2
- configuring snapshot control file locations 7.3
- crosschecking on multiple nodes 7.5
- local archiving scenario 7.9.2
- restore scenarios 8.2
- using to create SPFILE backups 3.6.3
- RMSn
- Oracle RAC management processes 1.5.7
- rolling back
- instance recovery 8.3.1
- root.sh script
- $ORACLE_HOME 9.3
- RSMN
- Remote Slave Monitor 1.5.7
- runtime connection load balancing
- Runtime Connection Load Balancing 5.10.2.8
S
- scalability 13.3.5
- Oracle RAC 13.1.4
- scalable sequences 13.1.2
- scan
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- SCAN 1.4
- scan_listener
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- SCAN listener
- scripts
- $ORACLE_HOME/root.sh 9.3
- security
- keystore 13.3.8.1
- sensitivity 13.4.2
- sequence-based indexes 13.2
- sequences
- log sequence number 7.8
- Server Control Utility
- See: SRVCTL
- server draining 6.3.3
- Server Management
- administration of instances 3.1.1
- server parameter file
- backing up 3.6.3
- server parameter files
- creating 3.6
- server pool 3.1
- server pools 1.7.1
- servers
- service
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- SERVICE_NAMES initialization parameter 3.7
- setting for services 5.11.1
- service-level agreements 3.5
- service level objective
- defining for Oracle RAC 13.1.1
- service levels 13.3.6
- service metrics
- services 3.7
- activity levels aggregated by instances 14.1.1.3
- activity levels aggregated by services 14.1.1.3
- activity levels aggregated by waits 14.1.1.3
- administering 5.11.1
- administering with Oracle Enterprise Manager 5.11
- administering with SRVCTL 5.11, 5.11.3
- attributes
- edition 5.10.2.2
- basic concepts about 5.9
- buffer cache access 5.13
- co-location 5.10.2.6
- configuring automatic workload management characteristics 5.10.2
- default 5.10.3
- defining database roles for 5.10.2.4
- dependencies 5.10.1.1
- enabling event notification 5.3.7
- global 5.12
- introduction to 1.6
- level thresholds 5.8
- management policy
- managing after planned maintenance 6.3
- managing groups of 6.3.2
- managing on PDBs 6.3.2.2
- performance monitored by AWR 5.10.1.3
- relocating 5.4.5, 6.3.2.3
- relocating after planned maintenance 6.3
- restricting registration with listeners 1.5.5, 5.10.4
- SERVICE_NAMES parameter 3.7, 5.11.1
- specifying a service 5.11.1
- starting 6.3.2.1
- starting after planned maintenance 6.3
- stopping 6.3.2.4
- stopping after planned maintenance 6.3
- using 5.9
- services for administrator-managed databases 3.8
- SERVICE TIME
- load balancing advisory goal 5.2.2
- session restore after failover 6.6.2.5.3
- sessions
- terminating on a specific instance 3.5
- session state consistency 6.6.6
- setting instances 1.12.2, 3.1.1.3
- shared everything 1.5.1
- shared server configuration 3.7
- SHOW INSTANCE command 3.1.1.3.1
- SQL*Plus 3.1.1.3.1
- SHOW PARAMETER command
- SQL*Plus 3.1.1.3.1
- SHOW PARAMETERS command 3.1.1.3.1
- SHOW SGA command 3.1.1.3.1
- SQL*Plus 3.1.1.3.1
- SHUTDOWN ABORT 3.2.2, B.5
- SHUTDOWN command
- SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE B.5
- SHUTDOWN TRANSACTIONAL 3.2.2
- shutting down
- instances 3.2.2
- shutting down an instance
- abnormal shutdown 3.2.2
- shutting down instances 3.2.2
- sidalrt.log file B.3
- single client access name
- See: SCAN
- Single Client Access Name (SCAN)
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- single-instance database
- convert to Oracle RAC database
- administrative considerations 15.1
- convert to Oracle RAC database
- single-instance databases
- converting to Oracle RAC database 15
- single system image 1.5.6
- SMON process
- snapshot control file 7.3
- configuring locations 7.3
- speed-up for data warehouse systems 13.3.7.1
- SPFILE
- SPFILE initialization parameter 3.7, 3.7.3
- SQL*Plus 3.1.1.3
- SQL statements
- SRVCTL
- administering Oracle ASM instances 2.6.6
- administering services with 5.11.3
- cluster database configuration tasks A.4
- cluster database tasks A.4
- command feedback A.1
- commands
- add database A.9.1
- add instance A.9.29
- add listener A.9.38
- add network A.9.52
- add nodeapps A.9.57
- add ons A.9.69
- add scan A.9.78
- add scan_listener A.9.89
- add service A.9.103
- add srvpool A.9.114
- add vip A.9.119
- config database A.9.2
- config network A.9.53
- config nodeapps A.9.58
- config ons A.9.70
- config scan A.9.79
- config scan_listener A.9.90
- config service A.9.104
- config srvpool A.9.115
- config vip A.9.120
- config volume A.9.133
- convert database A.9.3
- disable database A.9.4
- disable diskgroup A.9.19
- disable instance A.9.30
- disable listener A.9.40
- disable nodeapps A.9.59
- disable ons A.9.71
- disable scan A.9.80
- disable scan_listener A.9.91
- disable service A.9.105
- disable vip A.9.121
- disable volume A.9.134
- downgrade database A.9.5
- enable database A.9.6
- enable diskgroup A.9.20
- enable instance A.9.31
- enable listener A.9.41
- enable nodeapps A.9.60
- enable ons A.9.72
- enable scan A.9.81
- enable scan_listener A.9.92
- enable service A.9.106
- enable vip A.9.122
- enable volume A.9.135
- -eval parameter A.1
- getenv database A.9.7
- getenv listener A.9.42
- getenv nodeapps A.9.61, A.9.123
- help A.5
- modify database A.9.8
- modify instance A.9.32
- modify listener A.9.43
- modify network A.9.54
- modify nodeapps A.9.62
- modify ons A.9.73
- modify scan A.9.82
- modify scan_listener A.9.93
- modify service A.9.107
- modify srvpool A.9.116
- modify vip A.9.124
- predict database A.9.9
- predict diskgroup A.9.21
- predict listener A.9.44
- predict network A.9.55
- predict scan A.9.83
- predict scan_listener A.9.94
- predict service A.9.108
- predict vip A.9.125
- relocate database A.9.10
- relocate scan A.9.84
- relocate scan_listener A.9.95
- relocate server A.9.101
- relocate service A.9.109
- relocate vip A.9.126
- remove database A.9.11
- remove diskgroup A.9.22
- remove instance A.9.33
- remove listener A.9.45
- remove network A.9.56
- remove nodeapps A.9.63
- remove ons A.9.74
- remove scan A.9.85
- remove scan_listener A.9.96
- remove service A.9.110
- remove srvpool A.9.117
- remove vip A.9.127
- remove volume A.9.136
- setenv database A.9.12, A.9.128
- setenv listener A.9.46
- setenv nodeapps A.9.64
- srvctl setenv 3.1.1.1
- start database 3.2.1, A.9.13
- start diskgroup A.9.23
- start home A.9.26
- start instance 3.2.1, A.9.34
- start listener A.9.47
- start nodeapps A.9.65
- start ons A.9.75
- start scan A.9.86
- start scan_listener A.9.97
- start service A.9.111
- start vip A.9.129
- start volume A.9.137
- status database A.9.14
- status diskgroup A.9.24
- status home A.9.27
- status listener A.9.48
- status nodeapps A.9.66
- status ons A.9.76
- status scan A.9.87
- status scan_listener A.9.98
- status server A.9.102
- status service A.9.112
- status srvpool A.9.118
- status vip A.9.130
- status volume A.9.138
- stop database 3.2.1, A.9.15
- stop diskgroup A.9.25
- stop home A.9.28
- stop instance A.9.36
- stop listener A.9.49
- stop nodeapps A.9.67
- stop ons A.9.77
- stop scan A.9.88
- stop scan_listener A.9.99
- stop service A.9.113
- stop vip A.9.131
- stop volume A.9.139
- unsetenv database A.9.16, A.9.132
- unsetenv listener A.9.50
- unsetenv nodeapps A.9.68
- update database A.9.17
- update instance A.9.37
- update listener A.9.51
- update scan_listener A.9.100
- upgrade database A.9.18
- command syntax A.9
- concurrent commands A.1
- deprecated commands and options A.8
- deprecated commands and parameters A.8.2
- difference between SRVCTL and CRSCTL A.7
- enabling event notification 5.3.7
- node-level tasks A.4
- object name
- object names A.9
- overview 3.1.1.1
- overview and concepts 1.12.2
- single-character parameters A.8.1
- specifying a continuation of command line entries A.1
- stop or start cluster database 3.2.1
- stopping active commands A.7
- using comma-delimited lists A.1
- SRVCTL commands
- config listener A.9.39
- SRVM_TRACE environment variable B.4
- srvpool
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- starting administrator-managed databases 3.2.1
- starting policy-managed databases 3.2.1
- STARTUP command
- SQL*Plus 3.1.1.3.1
- static session state consistency 6.6.6
- statistics
- contents of 14.6
- Statspack 14.9, 14.9.1
- usage 1.12.3
- stop database instances 3.2.1
- storage
- subnet
- configuring for virtual IP address A.4
- subnets 1.5.4
- SYSASM privilege 3.1.1.3
- SYSAUX tablespace
- SYSDBA 3.1.1.3
- SYSOPER 3.1.1.3
- SYSRAC connections to an Oracle ASM instance 3.1.1.3
- system change 7.8
- System Global Area (SGA) 1.5.6, 14.8.1
- size requirements 1.5.6
T
- tablespaces
- TCP/IP 1.5.3
- TCP network ports
- Windows Firewall considerations 13.3.8.2
- terminating a session on a specific instance 3.5
- THREAD initialization parameter 3.7
- threads
- multiple application 5.3.7
- timed statistics 14.6
- tnsnames.ora file 3.7
- Top Activity drill down menu
- on the Cluster Database Performance page 14.1.1.3
- Top Cluster Events 14.8.2
- Top Cluster Events, ASH report 14.8.2
- Top Remote Instance 14.8.3
- Top Remote Instance, ASH report 14.8.3
- TRACE_ENABLED initialization parameter 3.7.3
- trace files B.1
- trace logs 13.4.3
- tracing
- transactional TAF 5.3.8
- transaction failover 6.9
- Transaction Guard 6.9
- transaction history table 6.9.1
- transaction idempotence 6.9
- transactions
- Transparent Application Continuity 6.4.2, 6.4.2.1
- transparent application failover (TAF)
- and services 6.10
- Transparent Data Encryption
- tuning
V
- V$ 1.12.3
- V$CLUSTER_INTERCONNECTS 14.2, B.6
- V$CONFIGURED_INTERCONNECTS 14.2
- V$ view 14.4
- valid node checking 1.5.5, 5.10.4
- vendor clusterware 1.1
- verification
- data files, online files 2.2
- versions
- compatibility for Oracle RAC and Oracle Database software 1.2.1
- views
- VIP
- SRVCTL object name A.9
- VIPs
- node 1.5.4
- Virtual Internet Protocol (VIP) address 1.1
- virtual IP address
- requirements A.4
- VNCR
- See: valid node checking
- volume
- SRVCTL object name A.9