How to restart databases in linux machine without rebooting of system

Hi,
when i enter sqlplus "/as sysdba"
as a oracle user, nothing is happening .. i want to restart databases without pc reboot, would anyone help me out please.
Os is openSUSE 11.1
db version is 10.2.0
thanks in advance. kindly suggest
.

knowledgespring wrote:
no one has given correct way of doing this so far.. :(And ?
You never ever show us a concrete output enclosed by tags before and after your code, even not showed which user you are connected with, no more the env variables...
You also wrote earlier :
Os is openSUSE 11.1
db version is 10.2.0Needless to say that Oracle is NOT certified on openSUSE. You may want to investigate some specific things for that Linux distro.
Nicolas.

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