Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Starting Up and Shutting Down Database Instances

This video tutorial covers the processes of starting up and shutting down Oracle database instances. It explains the different startup modes: no mount, mount, and open, and their specific uses. The tutorial also details the shutdown options: normal, transactional, immediate, and abort, highlighting their differences and appropriate use cases. Additionally, it discusses the importance of privileges, the use of SRVCTL utility, and best practices for managing database availability and planned shutdowns.

What command is used to switch a database from no mount mode to mount mode?

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What is the significance of the command ALTER DATABASE OPEN?

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Who is typically allowed to start up and shut down a database instance?

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What are the best practices for shutting down a production database system?

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