Policy Managed RAC database instance on different node

Dear All,
Recently we have upgrade our production database from 2 node 11.2.0.1/Solaris 10 Sparc to 2 node 12.1.0.2/Solaris 11.2 Sparc
earlier was Admin managed database, now we have created Policy managed database.
Instance_1 running on node_2
Instnace_2 running on node_1
how to switch the instance to correct node or what is the concept , why it running vice versa even though assign ORACLE_SID properly.
please clarify me.
oracle@zhovm-proddb2:/u01/app/12.1.0.2/grid/bin$ srvctl status database -d proddb
Instance proddb_1 is running on node zhovm-proddb2
Instance proddb_2 is running on node zhovm-proddb1
Thanks.

muba_zak wrote:
Thanks John,
How the cron jobs takes care, is there any different is there between Admin Managed & Policy Managed
Thanks.
Muba
I don't know what your cron jobs do. If (for example) they logon to the database through a service published by the scan listeners, they will be happy. If they logon using a deterministic connect string, you have a problem - a problem caused by mis-using the system.

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