/etc/oratab file edited

Dear Team ,
I want to connect my Linux ( Orace DB 11g) to Symantech Backup 2012 . but the agent not connect the reason is below
""suggested you to get assistance from the Oracle DBA to get the /etc/oratab file edited as it is not having any entry of the Oracle Instance. ""
As A DBA what i have to do how I can get /etc/oratab file edited ( waht the steps ??!)
second it will not affect my current isntance -:(
Thanks
Abu shahd

1005531 wrote:
Dear Team ,
I want to connect my Linux ( Orace DB 11g) to Symantech Backup 2012 . but the agent not connect the reason is below
""suggested you to get assistance from the Oracle DBA to get the /etc/oratab file edited as it is not having any entry of the Oracle Instance. ""
As A DBA what i have to do how I can get /etc/oratab file edited ( waht the steps ??!)
second it will not affect my current isntance -:(
Thanks
Abu shahdHi,
Really I dont know what editing Symantech Backup 2012 in oratab.
As you know, oratab file may contain comments staring with a pound signs (#) in column one,
and data lines consisting of entries in the following format:
for example : admdb:/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/dbhome:N
Oracle's "dbstart" and "dbshut" scripts use this file to figure out which instances are to be start up or shut down
(using the third field, Y or N).
I think Symantech Backup 2012 editing only this sentence N to Y for database.
It is not problem for your instance.
Regards
Mahir M. Quluzade

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