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  Take a look at this Perl script that gets what you are looking for, you may need to translate this into another language if you are not using Perl bindings: whichClusterIsMyVMIn.pl - Find that your VM clustered belongs (requires a vCenter)

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  Thanks, Paul

  You mean like this?

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  ~ Stéphane.

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  Then you can check if Clusterware is running. You will have more than one way to do it now. You can use ps - ef or you can use Clusterware orders as crsctl check CRS or things of that kind.

  Of some people could argue that there is a DSMB for ASM in standalone (non-cluster) ASM facilities running and there is therefore an init.cssd. YES, but this init.cssd shouldn't be in init in this case - see the comment in the header of the script init.cssd: "In a local, nonclustered, installation without CARS, it must be placed in a directory rcX.d".

  However, just to be safe, you can always check whether or not you will find init.crsd, init.evmd, which are very strong indicators that Clusterware has been installed on the system, unless it was not uninstalled properly...

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  As said previously, you can use olsnodes to get the nodes in the cluster. You can still use crs_stat. It will tell you the ASM / RAC, the instance number and this node the instance number is running on:

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  Name = ora.myrac.myrac1.inst
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  To determine which is the node that you are running your script on: host name must do.

  Of course, all this will work only IF you have installed Clusterware. For environments not clustered, you must work with the ps - ef command, sqlplus and oratab file as you mentioned below, which makes it a bit more complicated. We could predict that's SO so OTHERWISE in your script - IF cluster, THEN do foo, otherwise do BLAH. Just an idea.

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• [AllObjects] cluster does not match the cluster command?

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