Tag: RAC

While working on a new Grid Infrastructure installation on Red Hat V8.4, we had some issues testing a new cluster: The clusterware failed to come back up after a node reboot… but sometimes it worked. We had the latest 19c…

I recently found this interesting message error in a CRS alert log from a client environment: 2019-08-26 16:33:53.277 [SRVM(9624)]CRS-10051: CVU found following errors with Clusterware setup : PRCW-1015 : Wallet pythiandb does not exist. CLSW-9: The cluster wallet to be…

The scope of this article is to provide a brief summary of how to run Oracle Database Security Assessment Tool (DBSAT) on Oracle Real Application Cluster using the parameters to exclude sections on the Reporter to avoid duplicated information into…

Recenty, Oracle EBS ATG’s team announced a new certification: “Oracle Grid 12c Release 2 (12.2) Certified with RAC 12.1 and EBS 12.2“. This is a very new kind of certification, which is different from their previous certifications related to RAC databases….

Unfortunately is it not all that unusual for a patch or upgrade to Oracle Grid or RAC to fail, requiring a rollback. Frequently when that is necessary, the rollback actions then also fail. The reason for the rollback failure is…

The other day I did a switchover in a RAC environment , which went pretty smooth , but after doing the switchover in the primary, I kept getting the following error: select dest_name,status,error from gv$archive_dest_status where dest_id=2; DEST_NAME ——————————————————————————– STATUS…

In the Oracle RAC previous version we have worked with the option “misscount” of crsctl, which applies for all the servers because there was only one kind of servers, but in the new version of Oracle (12c) we have a new kind of…

Recently, there was an issue after a node was added to an existing Windows RAC cluster. After everything was set up, the local listener was not listening to the IP address (192.168.0.37) corresponding to the node’s hostname. Oracle version was…

This is part 3 of a multipart series of getting oracle RAC running on a cloud environment. In part 1, we set up a NFS server for shared storage. In part 2, we set up OS components for each RAC server. Now we finish up the OS configuration and move to Oracle grid infrastructure.

In part 1 of this series, we talked about some of the challenges of setting up Oracle RAC on a public cloud provider, and went on to order some VMs from provider Gandi, and finally configuring a NFS server for shared storage. In this post, we move on to configuring the rac servers themselves, rac01 and rac02.