The document outlines a series of SQL commands executed to manage an Oracle database instance, including shutting down and starting up the database with various methods. It details the system global area and buffer sizes during each startup. The commands demonstrate different shutdown options such as immediate, normal, transactional, and abort, along with the corresponding database states.
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Database Shudown
The document outlines a series of SQL commands executed to manage an Oracle database instance, including shutting down and starting up the database with various methods. It details the system global area and buffer sizes during each startup. The commands demonstrate different shutdown options such as immediate, normal, transactional, and abort, along with the corresponding database states.