DBCA not showing ASM diskgroup
where as the ora.asm the resource is executed too and asmcmd & sql (like sysasm) sees him starts: DATA & FRA, but when you try to create a database using dbca... nothing is visible.
FYI, there is a single database... not CARS.
Please help/advise, what needs to be done here.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the speed... but I solved it myself...
Basically, here, I played with acfs & portfolio and old sqlnet has the location of portfolio, which I removed already and it's only reason for diskgroup does not appear using dbca.
but this seems quite interesting, even for a whole new db, sqlnet info is critical.
And how do I get to this solution: looking at the logs step by step dbca.
my position: / ora/cfgtools/dbca /... must be a log file created, I started dbca, tail f just for her and you will see.
As I renamed the sqlnet.ora old sqlnet.ora.old... everything seems good.
but thanks again for your quick response...
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