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For the DB system you want to terminate, click the Actions menu and then click Terminate.If you try to terminate a primary DB system that has a standby, the terminate operation will not complete. Important:В If your DB system has Data Guard enabled, you must terminate the standby DB system before terminating the primary DB system. See Creating Databases for information on creating a new database from a backup.

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Full backups remain in Object Storage as standalone backups which you can use to create a new database. Terminating a DB system removes all automatic incremental backups of all databases in the DB system from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage. Oracle recommends that you back up any data in the DB system prior to terminating it. The database data is local to the DB system and will be lost when the system is terminated. Recovery storage, and storage required for the system software. Oracle charges for the total storage used, including data storage, Note: Oracle recommends keeping recovery storage at 20% of total storage

Recovery area storage: Increase the amount of storageДЄvailable for recovery log data (RECO storage).

Storage available to your database's data files.

Available data storage: Increase the amount of.

In the Scale storage up panel, scale your storage as

In the list of DB systems, find the system you want to scale up and click its.

GB to a value higher than 10,240 GB in a single operation can lead to a failure Attempting to scale from a value less than 10,240 'available' state, perform a second scaling operation, specifying your target First, scale the system to 10,240 GB.ДЄfter this first scaling operation is complete and the system is in the Storage from a value less than 10,240 GB (10 TB) to a value exceeding 10,240 GB, Important If you are scaling either data storage or recovery area Select another X7 shape that has not reached its usage limit in the selected For example, if the current shape is VM.Standard 2.2, you can Compatible shapes are those shapes within Select the new shape from the list of compatible and available In the list of DB systems, find the system you want to scale and click its highlighted name. By default, virtual machine DB systems use this ASMM

The SGA_TARGET parameter for Automatic Shared Memory Management.

By default,Дatabases in virtual machine DB systems use the SPFILE configuration.

Database is configured to use SPFILE (server parameter file), not PFILE.

By default, virtual machine DB systems use CRS.

DB system is registered with the Cluster Ready Services (CRS) Grid Infrastructure.

DB system and database are in the Available state.

However, the new shape can have different memory and network bandwidth characteristics, and you might need to reapply any customizations to these aspects after the change. Note The shape-changer operation takes place in a rollingДЇashion for multi-node DB systems, allowing you to change the shape with no databaseД¬hanging the shape does not impact the amount of storage available to the DB system. You can also check the status of databaseВ systems and database nodes by using the ListDbSystems or ListDbNodes APIВ operations, which return the lifecycleState attribute.

The database node was powered off by the stop action in the Console or API. The database node is being powered off by the stop or reboot action in the Console or API. The database node is being powered on by the start or reboot action in the Console or API. In addition to the states listed for a DB system, a node's status can be one of the following: To view the status of a database node, under Resources, click Nodes to see the list of nodes. An error condition prevented the provisioning or continued operation of the DB system. The DB system has been deleted and is no longer available. The DB system is being deleted by the terminate action in the Console or API. A few minutes after the system enters this state, you can SSH to it and begin using it. The DB system was successfully provisioned. Resources are being reserved for the DB system, the system is booting, and the initial database is being created. The color of the icon and the text next to it indicates the status of the system. In the list of DB systems, find the system you're interested in and check its icon.