Examine this configuration:
1. The ORCL database data files are in Automatic Storage Management (Oracle ASM) disk group +DATA.
2. ORCL uses disk group +FRA for the Fast Recovery Area.
3. LISTENER is the listener for ORCL.
4. The database, listener, ASM instance, and ASM disk groups are managed by Oracle Restart.
5. All components are currently shut down.
You execute this command:
What is the outcome?
When Oracle Restart is used to manage database resources, starting the database with the command 'srvctl start database -d ORCL' will cause all dependent components to start automatically. These components include the Oracle ASM instance, the +DATA and +FRA disk groups, and the LISTENER. This is because Oracle Restart ensures that necessary dependencies for the database are up and running. Thus, the ORCL database, the Oracle ASM instances, the +DATA and +FRA disk groups, and the LISTENER are all started.
A is correct -> The database, listener, ASM instance, and ASM disk groups are managed by Oracle Restart.
everyone happy with A, so me too :)
I've just tested in practice because I was not sure if LISTENER will be pulled up by starting database... and starting database started all including listener. Hence A is correct.
it depends by dependencies. but in this case is the default LISTENER and is necessary also for ASM. in a default configuration also LISTENER is started. So, the right answer is A.
I am sure, because it was tested in practical way (many times) ... key is the dependencies mechanism
its A, everyone says so
A https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/19/admin/configuring-automatic-restart-of-an-oracle-database.html#GUID-AEB55E5C-48C7-4542-9384-492204F501AE
i'm sure of A
A correct
Starts a cluster database and its enabled instances and all listeners on nodes with database instances. You can disable listeners that should not be started. A is correct
A for sure