Summary of Tasks for Which SRVCTL Is Used

Use SRVCTL to manage databases, instances, cluster databases, cluster database instances, Oracle ASM instances and disk groups, services, listeners, or other clusterware resources.

Cluster Database Configuration Tasks

Tasks	Commands
Add, modify, and delete cluster database configuration information	`srvctl add database` `srvctl modify database` `srvctl remove database`
Add an instance to or delete an instance from the configuration of a cluster database	`srvctl add instance` `srvctl remove instance`
Add a service to or delete a service from the configuration of a cluster database	`srvctl add service` `srvctl remove service`
Move instances and services in a cluster database configuration and modify service configurations	`srvctl relocate database` `srvctl relocate service` `srvctl modify instance` `srvctl modify service`
Set and unset the environment for an instance or service in a cluster database configuration	`srvctl modify instance` `srvctl modify service`
Set and unset the environment for an entire cluster database in a cluster database configuration	`srvctl setenv database` `srvctl unsetenv database`

General Cluster Database Administration Tasks

Tasks	Commands
Start and stop cluster databases	`srvctl start database` `srvctl start home`
Start and stop cluster database instances	`srvctl start instance` `srvctl start home`
Start, stop, and relocate cluster database services	`srvctl start service` `srvctl stop service` `srvctl relocate service`
Obtain statuses of cluster databases, cluster database instances, or cluster database services	`srvctl status database` `srvctl status instance` `srvctl status home` `srvctl status service`

Node-Level Tasks

Tasks	Commands
Administering VIPs	`srvctl add vip` `srvctl config vip` `srvctl disable vip` `srvctl enable vip` `srvctl getenv vip` `srvctl modify vip` `srvctl relocate vip` `srvctl remove vip` `srvctl setenv vip` `srvctl start vip` `srvctl status vip` `srvctl stop vip` `srvctl unsetenv vip`
Administering disk groups	`srvctl enable diskgroup` `srvctl disable diskgroup` `srvctl remove diskgroup` `srvctl start diskgroup` `srvctl status diskgroup` `srvctl stop diskgroup`
Administering server pools	`srvctl add srvpool` `srvctl config srvpool` `srvctl remove srvpool` `srvctl modify srvpool` `srvctl status srvpool`
Administering node applications	`srvctl add nodeapps` `srvctl disable nodeapps` `srvctl enable nodeapps` `srvctl getenv nodeapps` `srvctl modify nodeapps` `srvctl remove nodeapps` `srvctl setenv nodeapps` `srvctl unsetenv nodeapps`
Administering Oracle ASM instances	`srvctl enable asm` `srvctl getenv asm` `srvctl modify asm` `srvctl remove asm` `srvctl setenv asm` `srvctl start asm` `srvctl status asm` `srvctl stop asm` `srvctl unsetenv asm`
Administering Rapid Home Provisioning	`srvctl add havip` `srvctl config havip` `srvctl disable havip` `srvctl enable havip` `srvctl modify havip` `srvctl relocate havip` `srvctl remove havip` `srvctl start havip` `srvctl status havip` `srvctl stop havip`
Starting and stopping a group of programs that includes virtual IP addresses (VIPs), listeners, and Oracle Notification Services	`srvctl start home` `srvctl status home` `srvctl stop home`