Oracle SQL Prompt commands

1) How to identify the problem of Oracle database from SQL command prompt
By executing a set of SQL commands one by one after connecting /as sysdba
2)what could be possible errors and how to resolve from SQL prompt
e.x db corrupt
        not mounted
        recovery
      .....etc
Please give more example
Thanks in ton

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