#Oracle db startup time how to#

Is that startup expected? Is that what everyone is experiencing? I should note that the machines on which I tried it are quite large and beefy machines with lots of CPU and RAM (and I didn't put any resource limits).

We start and stop the container hundreds of times across all our test suite (hundreds if not thousands of tests across different modules). However with a startup time of 35+ minutes it's impossible for us to use it for our tests. Connect to Oracle Database with username SYSDBA: SQL> CONNECT / AS SYSDBA. Start SQLPlus at the command prompt: C:> sqlplus /NOLOG.

I need to store them in a manner that makes them easily searchable (i.e. To start or shut down Oracle Database: Go to your Oracle Database server. We'd like to validate against a more recent version, which is why I've been trying using version 19.3 for the past 2 days. I have a set of starting and ending times that I need to store in an Oracle database. See Also: The use of filenames is specific to your operating system.

If you do not specify a database name Oracle uses the value for DBNAME in the parameter file that starts the instance.

#Oracle db startup time how to#

We used to use a Oracle 11g docker image execute test XWiki ( ) on it to validate that we support the Oracle DB and it was working ok (about 2mn to start it). Here are the steps required on How to easily find the Oracle database startup and shutdown time using sqlplus step 1) Create a database directory object create or replace directory datadir as 'Specify the Backgound dump Dest location' / Directory created. STARTUP databasename PFILEmyinit.ora If you do not specify the PFILE option, Oracle uses the standard parameter file.