Assuming that we have a database (SID = HRDEMO) created and now we need to start it from DOS command line, follow below steps to do so:
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Step 1: Start the windows service created for oracle database HRDEMO
- Check if the service OracleServiceHRDEMO has been started in Windows Service Manager (Start > Run > Services.msc)
- Right click on the service OracleServiceHRDEMO, open the properties and change the Startup Type to Automatic
3. Again right click on OracleServiceHRDEMO and click on Start to start the service.
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Step 2: Start the database through sqlplus command
- Open the MS DOS Command prompt
- Set the Oracle SID to HRDEMO by executing the command- set ORACLE_SID=HRDEMO. Remember there shouldn't be any space around =
- Login as sysdba by executing the command- sqlplus / as sysdba which will open the SQL command line
- Execute the command startup to start the database HRDEMO. The comand executed in this part are shown below:
As you can see the database HRDEMO has started and the SQL command prompt has opened.
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