Hi there
During y regular posting in forums.oracle.com, i came across as interesting question rather i never thought that this could happen and can be done.
The question was something like this:
I have two node RAC on oracle 11gR2 Linux. RAC database name is RACDB and node names are Linux1 and Linux2.
I want to run RACDB1 on node Linux2 and RACDb2 on node Linux1, how can we do?
well my answer was pretty simple and i gave something like this
An example of this command to relocate a database instance is:
srvctl modify instance -d crm -i crm1 -s asm1
Hope this help
During y regular posting in forums.oracle.com, i came across as interesting question rather i never thought that this could happen and can be done.
The question was something like this:
I have two node RAC on oracle 11gR2 Linux. RAC database name is RACDB and node names are Linux1 and Linux2.
I want to run RACDB1 on node Linux2 and RACDb2 on node Linux1, how can we do?
well my answer was pretty simple and i gave something like this
An example of this command to relocate a database instance is:
srvctl modify instance -d crm -i crm1 -n my_new_node
The following example of this command establishes a dependency between an ASM instance and a database instance:
srvctl modify instance -d crm -i crm1 -s asm1
Hope this help
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