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Created page with "Category:DBCollect {{error|[DBC-E033] <sid>: Instance not available (ORA-???:<Oracle message>)}} The instance <sid> is not in OPEN mode, so {{dbcollect}} cannot connect to it using TNS connection string. The instance may be in MOUNTED mode (Standby database) or in STARTED mode. Solution: * Skip the instance using an <code>N</code> in the 2nd field of the credentials file. * Open the database (if it should be opened) * Run {{dbcollect}} as oracle user without cred..."
 
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* Skip the instance using an <code>N</code> in the 2nd field of the credentials file.
* Skip the instance using an <code>N</code> in the 2nd field of the credentials file.
* Open the database (if it should be opened)
* Open the database (if it should be opened)
* Run {{dbcollect}} as oracle user without credentials file (in which case it connects as SYSDBA without requiring a TNS connection
* Run {{dbcollect}} as oracle (or root) user without credentials file (in which case it connects as SYSDBA without requiring a TNS connection


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Latest revision as of 14:08, 5 November 2024


[DBC-E033] <sid>: Instance not available (ORA-???:<Oracle message>)

The instance <sid> is not in OPEN mode, so dbcollect cannot connect to it using TNS connection string. The instance may be in MOUNTED mode (Standby database) or in STARTED mode.

Solution:

  • Skip the instance using an N in the 2nd field of the credentials file.
  • Open the database (if it should be opened)
  • Run dbcollect as oracle (or root) user without credentials file (in which case it connects as SYSDBA without requiring a TNS connection