Medium: oracle: oracledb.sh always executes a forced stop

[ioggstream]

exit_idle() ps |grep if all oracle processes are correctly stopped.

expected behavior:

• ps | grep should return 0 if oracle is not stopped, 1 if stopped

actual behavior:

• ps | grep always return 0, even if no oracle processes linger around. So stopping an oracle instance always takes at least 90 seconds

This is because there's an ps | grep | awk; but awk always return 0 even if it prints no output.

A simpler (but logically different) solution could be to just remove the awk...your choiche!

Peace,
R.

[davidvossel]

I address this issue in this pull request. My patch is slightly different. I used, | grep -q "."

#438

[ioggstream]

2014-05-30 22:48 GMT+02:00 David Vossel [email protected]:

I address this issue in this pull request. My patch is slightly different.
I used, | grep -q "."

#438 #438

Ok. I think the best approach is to rewrite the whole thing without awk.

Using pgrep could even make things clear

eg. something like the following will suffice.

#pgrep -f "$LSNR_PROCNAME .* $ORACLE_SID"

Peace,
R.