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Oracle RAC placement error

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Hi Sdn,

can you help me with an Oracle RAC installation, I can start database on both nodes of cluster with sqlplus but after register database, instances and services, the database does not come up giving the following errors

[main] [16:1:29:235] [HAOperationResult.getOutputAll:114] outLine is [CRS-1028: Dependency analysis failed because of:]

[main] [16:1:29:235] [HAOperationResult.getOutputAll:115] errLine is [CRS-0223: Resource 'ora.PRD.PRD001.inst' has placement

error.]

[main] [16:1:29:235] [ParallelServerHA.startInstance:1393] Failed to start PRD001 on erpprd1pub error=CRS-1028: Dependency an

alysis failed because of:

CRS-0223: Resource 'ora.PRD.PRD001.inst' has placement

CRS Stat as follow

ora....002.srv application OFFLINE OFFLINE

ora....2pub.cs application OFFLINE OFFLINE

ora....001.srv application OFFLINE OFFLINE

ora....1pub.cs application OFFLINE OFFLINE

ora....01.inst application ONLINE UNKNOWN erpprd1

ora....02.inst application ONLINE UNKNOWN erpprd2

ora.PRD.db application ONLINE OFFLINE

ora....UB.lsnr application ONLINE ONLINE erpprd1

ora....pub.gsd application ONLINE ONLINE erpprd1

ora....pub.ons application ONLINE ONLINE erpprd1

ora....pub.vip application ONLINE ONLINE erpprd1

ora....UB.lsnr application ONLINE ONLINE erpprd2

ora....pub.gsd application ONLINE ONLINE erpprd2

ora....pub.ons application ONLINE ONLINE erpprd2

ora....pub.vip application ONLINE ONLINE erpprd2

I try googling and sdn but no success founding a clue for this,

thanks in advance,

Pedro

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Former Member
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No one has a clue on this?

thanks

PEdro

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Well the problem is, that this could be almost anything. You will need to check the particular logfiles for more exact errors.

And it can be rather challenging to find the right log. But you can try /oracle/<CRS>/102_64/log/ as a start (the crsd.logs under <NODE>/crsd could be helpful).

To find all logs that were updated lately, you can try something like this:

touch /tmp/mytimestampfile
<try to start the ressource here> -> this should generate new log entries
find /oracle/<CRS>/102_64 -newer /tmp/mytimestampfile

If you cannot find anything, try also the background_dest of the database.

Good luck, Michael