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The purpose of this document is to clarify the functionality of GSD in 10g and above.
This article is informational and intended for any user.
The function of GSD (10g and above) is to service requests for 9i RAC management clients and therefore when there are no 9i databases present, there is nothing for GSD to do. Consequently, there will be no impact on a RAC cluster if GSD is offline and 9i is not used.
If gsd fails to start due to whetever reasons then best thing is to work with Oracle support to analyze and fix the issue. Until that time, gsd can be temporarily disabled.
In 11.2 GSD is disabled by default and the service will show as target:offline, status:offline.
Disable GSD (pre 11.2)
After confirming that there are no 9i databases being used you can disable GSD by adding 'exit 0' after the initial comments in the script $ORACLE_HOME/bin/gsdctl where $ORACLE_HOME is the home from which nodeapps are running (i.e. crs home).
A backup of the original script should be made before making the above change.
Disable GSD (11.2)
You may want to disable GSD after you upgraded all your Oracle9i RAC databases.
srvctl stop nodeapps
srvctl disable nodeapps -g
srvctl start nodeapps
Enable GSD in 11.2
srvctl enable nodeapps -g
srvctl start nodeapps
see also:
Grid Infrastructure Installation Guide
5 Oracle Grid Infrastructure Postinstallation Procedures
5.3.3 Enabling The Global Services Daemon (GSD) for Oracle Database Release 9.2
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