How to use "startup" command to start default instance?
Answer / Ashutosh Kumar Agarwal
To start the default Oracle database instance, you can use the `sqlplus / as sysdba` command (assuming that SQL*Plus is in your system path) and then run the `STARTUP` command. For example: `SQL> STARTUP;`
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