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Hi, I have one more doubt, regarding GI rolling patch. I have noticed some DBs have not brought up post GI rolling patch. i.e on node1 5 DBs are present. post patching on node1 only 2 DBs have brought up. remaining 3 I have started manually. is this expected? And noticed any errors or failures in both DB as well as CRS alert logs.
Hi, reg. Node eviction I have one doubt. Could you help me to resolve. How to identify node eviction? In which demon or process logs have that information? and what are the key words would help us to identify the node eviction?
Thank you for your question! Node eviction in Oracle RAC is a crucial topic for ensuring the stability and availability of your cluster. Here's how you can identify and investigate node eviction: Identifying Node Eviction:Node eviction is primarily detected in the CSSD (Cluster Synchronization Services Daemon) logs. These logs provide detailed information about why a node was evicted, including whether it was due to network issues, heartbeat problems, or other critical errors.
