UPTIME_THRESHOLD

The value for UPTIME_THRESHOLD represents the length of time that a resource must be up before Oracle Clusterware considers the resource to be stable. By setting a value for the UPTIME_THRESHOLD attribute, you can indicate the stability of a resource.

Enter values for this attribute as a number followed by a letter that represents seconds (s), minutes (m), hours (h), days (d), or weeks (w). For example, a value of 7h represents an uptime threshold of seven hours.

After the time period you specify for UPTIME_THRESHOLD elapses, Oracle Clusterware resets the value for RESTART_COUNT to 0 at the next resource state change event, such as stop, start, relocate, or failure. Oracle Clusterware can alert you when the value for RESTART_COUNT reaches the value that you set for RESTART_ATTEMPTS. The counter is effectively reset the next time the resource fails or restarts. The threshold represents the amount of time that restarts are to be counted and discarded. If the resource fails after the threshold, it will still restart.