[OCP]Oracle Restart

1. Oracle Components Automatically Restarted by Oracle Restart

Component	Notes
Database instance	Oracle Restart can accommodate multiple databases on a single host computer.
Oracle Net listener	-
Database services	Does not include the default service created upon installation because it is automatically managed by Oracle Database. Also does not include any default services created during database creation or global services. For more information about global services, see the Oracle Database Global Data Services Concepts and Administration Guide.
Oracle Automatic Storage Management (Oracle ASM) instance	-
Oracle ASM disk groups	Restarting a disk group means mounting it.
Oracle Notification Services (ONS)	In an Oracle Grid Infrastructure for Standalone Servers (Oracle Restart) environment, ONS can be used in Oracle Data Guard installations for automating failover of connections between primary and standby database through Fast Application Notification (FAN). ONS is a service for sending FAN events to integrated clients upon failover.

2. Create Operations and the Oracle Restart Configuration

Create Operation	Created Component Automatically Added to Oracle Restart Configuration?
Create a database with OUI or DBCA	Yes
Create a database with the CREATE DATABASE SQL statement	No
Create an Oracle ASM instance with OUI, DBCA, or ASMCA	Yes
Create a disk group (any method)	Yes
Add a listener with NETCA	Yes
Create a database service with SRVCTL	Yes
Create a database service by modifying the SERVICE_NAMES initialization parameterFoot 1	No
Create a database service with DBMS_SERVICE.CREATE_SERVICE	No
Create a standby database	No

3. Delete/Drop/Remove Operations and the Oracle Restart Configuration

Operation	Deleted Component Automatically Removed from Oracle Restart Configuration?
Delete a database with DBCA	Yes
Delete a database by removing database files with operating system commandsFoot 2	No
Delete a listener with NETCA	Yes
Drop an Oracle ASM disk group (any method)	Yes
Delete a database service with SRVCTL	Yes
Delete a database service by any other means	No