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--- database:oracle:pluggable-database [2019/01/09 10:31] – created odefta
+++ database:oracle:pluggable-database [2023/07/04 16:36] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ===== Auto start a pluggable database when Oracle starts =====
-  export ORACLE_HOME=/path/to/db_home
+<code>
-  export PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin
+export ORACLE_HOME=/path/to/db_home
-  export ORACLE_SID=GDB_SID - SID of the global database name to connect to the main database - CDB (not pluggable - PDB)
+export PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin
+export ORACLE_SID=GDB_SID - SID of the global database name to connect to the main database - CDB (not pluggable - PDB)
-  sqlplus / as sysdba
+sqlplus / as sysdba
+</code>
 Next, to open a single PDB:
-  alter pluggable database PDB_NAME open;
+<code sql>
+alter pluggable database PDB_NAME open;
+</code>
 To open all PDBs:
-  alter pluggable database all open;
+<code sql>
+alter pluggable database all open;
+</code>
 To keep the PDBs opened after Oracle restart, we need to save their actual opened state:
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 For just one PDB:
-  alter pluggable database PDB_NAME save state;
+<code sql>
+alter pluggable database PDB_NAME save state;
+</code>
 For more PDBs:
-  alter pluggable database all except PDB_NAME1, PDB_NAME2 save state;
+<code sql>
+alter pluggable database all except PDB_NAME1, PDB_NAME2 save state;
+</code>
 For all PDBs:
-  alter pluggable database all save state;
+<code sql>
+alter pluggable database all save state;
+</code>
+===== Show all pluggable databases status =====
+<code sql>
+col NAME for a10
+select name, open_mode from v$pdbs;
+NAME       OPEN_MODE
+---------- ----------
+PDB$SEED   READ ONLY
+FLPDB      READ WRITE
+</code>