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HOW TO REMOVE CRS AUTO START AND RESTART FOR A RAC INSTANCE

 
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Subject:  HOW TO REMOVE CRS AUTO START AND RESTART FOR A RAC INSTANCE
  Doc ID:  Note:298073.1 Type:  BULLETIN
  Last Revision Date:  13-MAY-2005 Status:  PUBLISHED
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PURPOSE
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HOW TO REMOVE CRS AUTO START AND RESTART FOR A RAC INSTANCE
with Oracle Database 10g (10.1.0.4)
SCOPE & APPLICATION
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Anyone with an RAC Database using Oracle Clusterware (CRS) and
Oracle Database 10g.  You must be at 10.1.0.4.
HOW TO REMOVE CRS AUTO START AND RESTART FOR A RAC INSTANCE
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OVERVIEW
Oracle Clusterware (CRS) is a new feature of Oracle Database 10g Real
Application Clusters that further differentiates RAC for high availability and
scalability. CRS provides automated management and sophisticated monitoring of
RAC instances and is designed to enhance the overall user experience of cluster
database management.
By default, CRS is configured to auto-start database instances as a part of node
boot and provide lights-out instance failure detection followed by an
auto-restart of the failed instance. However, on some special occasions,
it might be highly desirable to limit the level of protection CRS provides
for a RAC database. Namely, this implies preventing instances from auto-starting
on boot and not auto-restarting failed instances.  The latter, however, may be
relaxed to allow a single attempt to restart a failed instance. This way, CRS
will attempt to restore availability of the instance, but avoid thrashing if a
problem that caused the instance to fail also keeps preventing it from
successfully recovering on restart. Either way, the choice to customize this is
left to the DBA.
Oracle Database 10g Real Application Clusters release 10.1.0.4 and above make
it possible to accomplish the above stated change in CRS behavior. This document
lists the steps necessary to limit the level of CRS protection over a RAC
database.
HIGH LEVEL APPROACH
In a nutshell, the procedure amounts to the following two parts
  1. Identifying a set of CRS resources that affect the behavior
  2. Modifying a few profile attributes to contain special values for the
resources identified in the first step
The following sections will cover both phases in detail.
IDENTIFYING RELEVANT RESOURCES
The automated management of a RAC database is accomplished by modeling various
RAC applications/features as CRS resources. A CRS resource is defined by a
profile, which contains a list of attributes that tell CRS how manage the
resource.  CRS resources created to manage a RAC database can be identified as
belonging to a well-known type. There is a finite and relatively small number
of types. The type may be easily identified given the name of a resource: each
name ends with a <resource_type>. For instance, ora.linux.db is of type db,
which happens to mean database. To display the names of the resources managed
by the CRS, use the crs_stat command from a clustered node.  The output of the
command is a set of names and states of resources registered on the cluster to
which the node belongs.
Figure 1. Example Listing resource names using crs_stat
$ crs_stat
NAME=ora.linux.ar.us.oracle.com.cs
TYPE=application
TARGET=OFFLINE
STATE=OFFLINE
NAME=ora.linux.ar.us.oracle.com.linux.srv
TYPE=application
TARGET=OFFLINE
STATE=OFFLINE
Additional output is available but has been truncated for clarity's sake
The relevant resources are the resources that belong to the following 4 types:
  db - Denotes resources that represent a database
  srv -Denotes resources that represent a service member.
  cs - Denotes resources that represent a service.
  inst - Denotes resources that represent a database instance
The CRS profiles for these resources must be modified for the new CRS behavior
to take effect for all RAC databases installed on the cluster. If, however,
the affect of the change is to be limited to a subset of installed databases,
the list of resources needs to be filtered further. (The rest of this section
should be skipped if the new CRS behavior is to be in effect for all databases
installed on the cluster.)
Please note that since more than one database may be installed on a cluster,
to modify the level of protection for a particular database, one must identify
the resources that represent entities of this database. This may be easily
accomplished since the names of the resources belonging to the above- stated
types always start with ora.<database name>.  For instance, ora.linux.db
means that the resource belongs to the database named linux.  Only resources of
the above-enumerated types that belong to the selected databases will need to
have their profiles modified.
MODIFYING RESOURCE PROFILES
Please note that Oracle strongly discourages any modifications made to CRS
profiles for any resources starting with <ora>. Never make any modifications to
CRS profiles for <ora> resources but the ones explicitly described below in
this document.
To modify a profile attribute for a resource, the following steps must be
followed:
  1.Generate the resource profile file by issuing the following command:
        crs_stat -p resource_name > $CRS_HOME/crs/public/resource_name.cap
  2.Update desired attributes by editing the file created in step 1.
  3.Commit the updates made as a part of the previous step by issuing the
    following command
        crs_register -u resource_name
  4.  Verify the updates have been committed by issuing the following command
        crs_stat -p resource_name
For each of the resources identified as a part of the preceding section, the
following modifications must be made:
  1.Resources of type inst must have the following attributes modified
        AUTO_START must be set to 2
        RESTART_ATTEMPTS must be set to 0 or 1. The former value will prevent
    CRS from attempting to restart a failed instance at all while the latter
    will grant it a single attempt; if this only attempt is unsuccessful,
    CRS will leave the instance as is.
  2.Resources of type db, srv,  cs must have the following attributes modified
    AUTO_START must be set to 2

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