Oracle Restart unexpectedly bounces database
Hello.
Recently I've started studying new features of Oracle Database 11.2, and stumbled upon the following:
1) Say I've have an database which is managed by Oracle Restart.
2) Said database is running in archivelog mode.
3) I break an datafile (simple one, not a single undo segment inside), and expect the database to continue running, but offline a datafile.
4) Instead this Oracle Restart thingie bounces the database.
5) What is worse - if remove Oracle Restart database resource via srvctl - the database behave as expected (i.e. offlines a datafile, and continue to work).
6) What is even worse - if we are talking about a RAC - a single datafile failure will lead to bouncing an entire cluster database.
Recently I've started studying new features of Oracle Database 11.2, and stumbled upon the following:
1) Say I've have an database which is managed by Oracle Restart.
2) Said database is running in archivelog mode.
3) I break an datafile (simple one, not a single undo segment inside), and expect the database to continue running, but offline a datafile.
4) Instead this Oracle Restart thingie bounces the database.
5) What is worse - if remove Oracle Restart database resource via srvctl - the database behave as expected (i.e. offlines a datafile, and continue to work).
6) What is even worse - if we are talking about a RAC - a single datafile failure will lead to bouncing an entire cluster database.
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