Auto start of db when it goes down

Is there any way using script to start database when it goes down due to some unexpected reason on windows platform?
Oracle 10g
Windows 2003 Server

Hi,
Create your own batch script that does the below things
1) Make a connection to Oracle to see if database is up.
2) If not then start the database.
I would be better checking why Oracle database is going down too frequent rather doing auto start.
Regards
Anurag Tibrewal.

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