Oracle shutdown properly

Please advise. I am properly shutdown oracle with shut immediate and found that pmon process not exist, but when i am start again oracle saying oracle is already running and i check that there is no pmon process, but i am not able to start oracle with startup command then i do shut abroat then startup again then able to start oracle properly, how i can automate this in shell script and validate that oracle process shutdown properly or not. Please reply in detail, so i am able to check it properly and test it and send my feedback on it.

nomee wrote:
I wrote mostly technical word that's why. Anyway i can't use dbshut script, because on some servers i have multiple database hosted that's why. Please advise what is the proper way to shutdown Database after shut immediate, should i run any command that will stop other oracle process running with same database name.
You could at least tell us what OS you are dealing with.
Assuming *nix ..
. oraenv (respond with the name of your database. THis will set ORACLE_HOME, ORACLE_SID, and PATH).
sqlplus / as sysdba
shutdown immediate
exit
You don't "shutdown Database after shut immediate,"
"shutdown immediate" is what shuts down the database. What you are asking is the same as "how do I make the light go out after I turn it off".

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