What is the equivalent of oradim on Linux? Does Oracle even provide anything like that for Linux?
What is the equivalent of oradim on Linux? Does Oracle even provide anything like
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What is the equivalent of oradim on Linux? Does Oracle even provide anything like that for Linux?
There is not alternate command for oradim. On Linux simply manually create new environment for new instance.
On Linux (and Unix) there are no Services (at least not as on Windows), but only processes, and these processes are automatically activated when the instance is started, and removed when the instance is shut down.
To start a new instance, say
newsid, you create aninitnewsid.orafile, thenIf you are running Red Hat (or CentOS), you could copy and change one of the scripts in
/etc/init.dand add it to your service list by usingchkconfig. This can help you with automagically starting your database after a reboot of the machine.It does seem that you are fairly new to the Linux platform though, so please ask an administrator to help you with those scripts (nofi).