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In fact, there is a parameter of autostart on DB2 database, but somehow it doesn't work on DB2v10.1, so we have to solve it ourselves.

Some methods on the Internet are to write a script and set it to boot. I think it's too troublesome. That's what I did.

Edit / etc/rc.local file

Add: su db2inst1-lc db2start

Save it, restart it, and you will find that DB2 starts automatically

What about oracle? pretty much.

First find the dbstart and dbstop files, and modify the ORACLE_HOME_LISTNER=$1 in it to

ORACLE_HOME_LISTNER=$ORACLE_HOME

Modifying / etc/oradata

Modify the / etc/oratab file with the following command:

[oracle@oracle11g ~] $vi / etc/oratab

Found: accp:/u01/oracle:N modified to: accp:/u01/oracle:Y

In / etc/rc.local, add

Su oracle-lc "lsnrctl start"

Su oracle-lc dbstart

Remember, the first line adds "" because there is a space between the lsnrctl start.

Restart, ok

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