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Starting an Oracle instance

This topic describes how to start an Oracle instance.

To start an Oracle instance

  1. Navigate to the Oracle instance that you want to start.
  2. To start an Oracle instance, select Management > Start Instance in the Node Configuration section.
  3. In the Start Oracle Instance page, verify the instance information, and click Next.
  4. In the Job Options page, specify any of the following Job options, and click Next.The [confluence_table-plus] macro is a standalone macro and it cannot be used inline.

  5. If the Change Control page displays, provision the following fields, and click Next.The [confluence_table-plus] macro is a standalone macro and it cannot be used inline.

    Warning

    Note

    The Change Control page appears only when change control is configured for your environment. See Configuring-change-control.

  6. In the Summary page, review the provisioning information.
     To make changes, do the following:
    1. Click Go to to return to the provisioning step that you want to edit.
    2. Make your changes.
    3. Click Save and Review to return to the Summary page.
  7. Specify your verification preferences.
    • To continue with database creation after the pre-verification tests have been successfully run without manual intervention, select Automatically Continue If All Tests Succeed.

    • To create the database without having first run the pre-verification steps, select Skip Pre-Verification Tests. 

      Warning

      Note

      The Skip Pre-Verification Tests option should only be used when you are certain all tests can succeed. The option skips verification and advances directly to the actual provisioning activity.

  8. Click Start Instance.
     If you disabled the Automatically Continue If All Tests Succeed option, you are prompted to click Continue after the pre-verification steps are done. 

    Warning

    Note

    Detailed current and historical information about this action can be viewed in the Jobs section of the Management Console. See Monitoring jobs and viewing job history.

 

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