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Home > Forums > Programmers > DBMS Packages > Oracle: Oracle release 10g Forum

linux script to check oracle agent's statusHelpful Member! 

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yorge (Programmer)
10 Feb 12 7:28
Hi Guys,

Can anybody tell me if it's possible via linux script to check oracle agent's status? If it's stopped/down, then do a emctl start agent. Can anybody please show me some code lines.

Thanks in advance,
yorge
 
Helpful Member!  stefanhei (TechnicalUser)
10 Feb 12 8:06
Something like this?

CODE

#!/bin/bash
if ! emctl status agent >/dev/null
then
   emctl start agent
fi
yorge (Programmer)
13 Feb 12 3:49
hi stefanhei,

Can I add here?
How about for checking of database and listener status? To check if down or inactive, then start these 2 if ever. Can you please show me how?

thanks,
yorge
 
stefanhei (TechnicalUser)
21 Feb 12 7:49
One method of checking if the database instance is up is to look for its pmon-process.
To check for the listener the returncode of lsnrctl can be used like that of emctl.

CODE

#!/bin/bash

[ -z "$ORACLE_SID" ] && echo "\$ORACLE_SID not set" && exit 1

if ! lsnrctl status >/dev/null
then
   lsnrctl start
fi

if ! ps -eaf |grep -v grep |grep pmon_$ORACLE_SID >/dev/null
then
   sqlplus / as sysdba <<EOF
startup;
EOF
fi

if ! emctl status agent >/dev/null
then
   emctl start agent
fi
The script only checks if $ORACLE_SID is set. It assumes that the environment is set up correctly and the user invoking it can connect as sysdba.  
LKBrwnDBA (MIS)
23 Feb 12 15:57

How about using Enterprise Manager DB console (or Grid control) to send you an email if something is down...
3eyes
 

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