Hi,

Preferably try for
1) Shutdown  (normal mode )  .If  your application has many user
connected tell them to disconnect first  else this might take eons.
     or
1) shutdown immediate . (Remember this will rollback transactions ,
but for long uncommitted transactions this will take a long time) )

         As far as possible do not  give Shutdown abort except in
extreme circumstances .

In Oracle 8 onwards

 1) Shutdown transactional will allow you to complete the transaction.


          shreepad




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Hi,

To shutdown the database for daily backup, I issue the following
commands :
1)     shutdown database abort
2)     startup database normal
3)     shutdown database normal.

Is this the recommended procedure, could gurus share your experience ?
Thanks.

Regds,
New Bee
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