Re: checkdb up/down script for Windows
- From: "Matthias Hoys" <anti@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2006 21:35:17 +0200
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Matthias Hoys wrote:
"Chuck" <skilover_nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Jigar2Reshma@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hey everyone : I wanted to see if any one can suggest me or pass anyThe first thing I do on any Windows system is install a copy of CygWIN
windows related script tp me on ho to check if an Oracle database on
windows is up/down. if down then send email. I am not a windows expert
but i can write a little batch script.
any help is appreciated.
thanks
so I can use a *real* command line.
As a couple of other posters have already stated, depending on the
version of Oracle you installed either OEM or Grid Control already does
this for you.
You can do everything and beyond with VBS/WMI, no need to install a
"UNIX"
command interface on Windows.
But like everyone else was saying, the built-in 10g DB Console has
everything you need, and is very easy to configure (check the docs). Of
course if your DB Console is down, your monitoring is down also :-) So
you
could add a little vbs script (scheduled with the Windows task scheduler)
to
monitor the status of the DB Console service.
HTH
Matthias Hoys
With VBS, can I run sqlplus and pipe the output to a filter? Or launch
sqlplus in background and interactively communicate with it?
VBS is worlds better than batch files but IMO it still doesn't hold a
candle to cygwin or a real unix shell.
Yes, you can run external programs from within a VBS script with the
wscript.shell object.
Example (should work for sqlplus also) :
set oSh = createObject("Wscript.shell")
ret = oSh.run("%comspec% /c dir >dir.out",0,true)
As for your second question (running sqlplus in the background), I have no
clue how to do this with vbs but I wouldn't be surprised if it was
possible - it's more powerful than most people think (actually, it's not vbs
that's so powerful, it's the whole Windows Script Host environment; vbs is
just a language used to access WSH objects, you could also use another
language like JavaScript for example).
Matthias
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