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veena_nagesh2002
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| what is meant by cold restart and warm restart. if is cold restart what steps need to follow //ly for warm restart |
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William Thompson
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| veena_nagesh2002 wrote: |
| what is meant by cold restart and warm restart. |
A warm restart is (usually) faster and uses a lot of the values of system tables at the time of the last (normal) shutdown. A cold restart generally reinitializes those tables from scratch.
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| if is cold restart what steps need to follow //ly for warm restart |
You do one or the other, you don't need to do both.  |
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