Mohamed Azar Shaj

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Managing an Oracle Instance

4:36 PM / Posted by Azar Mohamed Shaj /

Initialization Parameter Files :-

sql>Connect / as sysdba

sql>startup

* To start an instance, the Oracle server must read on the Initializtion parameter Files.

* Changes to entries in the file take effect based on the type of initialization parameter file used.

  • Static Parameter file , PFILE ----> commonly refered as initSID.ora
  • Persistent Parameter file , SPFILE ----> Commonly refered as spfileSID.ora

Parameter File Contents,

  • A list of instance parameters.
  • The name of the database instance assoiciated with
  • Allocations for memory strutures of the System global area
  • what to do with filled Online redo log files
  • The names and locations of control files
  • Information on undo segments.

PFILE :-

  • The pfile is a text file .it maintained by standard operating system editor.
  • Paramerter file is read only during instance startup.
  • If the file is modified,the instance must be shutdown and restarted in order to make the new parameter effective.

SPFILE :-

  • Binary file
  • Maintained by oracle server
  • Alter system command using to changes made

sql> alter system set uno_tablespace='undo2';

sql> alter system set parameter = value [scope =memory spfile both]

  • Memory ---> Changes the parameter values only in the currently running file.
  • Spfile ----> changes the parameter values only in the spfile.
  • Both -----> Currently running the instnace and spfile.

Creating a spfile,

sql>create spfile from pfile;

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