Displays the current state of a named database, instances, services, disk group, listener, node application, or other resource managed by Oracle Clusterware.
If you use the -verbose parameter with the status command, then SRVCTL displays the INTERNAL_STATE, which indicates actions in progress by Oracle Clusterware, such as starting, stopping, or cleaning. If the internal state is STABLE, then the -verbose parameter displays nothing because this is the normal state. Additionally, the -verbose parameter displays STATE_DETAILS, which may indicate additional information provided by the resource about why it is in its current state
Table A-166 srvctl status Summary
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Displays the status of Oracle ASM instances |
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Displays the status of the Cluster Verification Utility |
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Displays the status of a database |
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Displays the status of a specific disk group on a number of nodes |
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Displays the status of an Oracle ACFS volume |
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Displays the status of GNS |
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Displays the status of highly available VIPs |
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Displays the status of the resources associated with the specified Oracle home |
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Displays the status of a instance |
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Displays the status of a listener resource |
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Displays the status of the management database |
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Displays the status of the management listener |
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Displays the status of node applications |
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Determines which node is running the Oracle Database QoS Management server |
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Displays the status of Oracle Notification Service |
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Displays the status of SCAN VIPs |
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Displays the status of SCAN listeners |
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Displays the status of servers |
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Displays the status of services |
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Displays the status of server pools |
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Displays the status of VIPs |
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Displays the status of volumes |