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• How to set permissions for drives avoid the ORA-15063 start-up ASM?

  Hello

  When I try to reboot the DSO after a reboot of the server, I get

  ERROR: diskgroup DATA was not mounted

  ORA-15032: not all changes made

  ORA-15017: diskgroup 'DATA' cannot be mounted

  ORA-15063: ASM discovered an insufficient number of drives for diskgroup "DATA".

  It seems the permission of disks have changed after the reboot. I guess the spfile is inside the DATA diskgroup because it can not even start ASM. When I create a file with values asm_diskgroup and asm_diskstring pfile and 777 on the drive, I managed to start the ASM.

  * .asm_diskgroups = "INDX", "DATA".

  * .asm_diskstring = "/ dev / *'"

  $ oracleasm querydisk p - DATA

  Disk 'DATA' is a valid ASM disk

  / dev/sdb4: LABEL = 'DATA' TYPE = 'oracleasm.

  $ ls-la/dev/sdb *.

  ...

  BRW - rw - 1 root disk 8, 19, 29 mai 10:42 / dev/sdb3 it

  brwxrwxrwx 1 root disk 8, 20, 29 mai 15:17 / dev/sdb4

  ...

  And when I read the documentation I see this ' that the owner of the ORACLE binary file has permissions to read/write on the discs"(so do not run required) but the problem is that this test server should have the same parameters as in production. And the production server has brw - r - for the corresponding disk. So my questions are

  Can it be handled somehow in a different way? How can this have been reached production without the same settings I put in test? Is there an other way around for me in test to achieve?

  The network user (who owns the infrastructue grid) belongs to the same group of test and production. Test and production have ASM version 11.2.0.3, but the different operating system.

  production: 2.6.18 - 274.12.1.el5

  test: 2.6.32 - 504.16.2.el6.x86_64

  As this is my first ASM/grid infrastructure, I don't even know where to begin this review except the support.oracle.com search but I've not found anything except the Action for the error code (which is perhaps the only way around it)

  Any help is appreciated

  Thank you

  / Jenny

  Remember that the permissions of the device must be configured so that the owner of the Oracle database or the process has full access to the appropriate device files. It is not enough to only give ASM full authorization for devices files. ASM provides management for volume, but the database has direct access to device files and ASM does not interfere with inputs and outputs. You can set up groups and owner accordingly. If you have a different owner for ASM, you must assign appropriate groups to give full access ASM configuring oracleasm.

• No maximum. to start an ASM instance can have?

  Hi all
  
  I'm using ORACLE RAC 11 g. Y at - it no maximum number. instance can have a start an ASM?
  
  My understanding is that an ASM file can grow up to the maximum value of 128 to. If you combine the size of all starts, which are hosted on an ASM instance then it must not cross this limit of 128 to. and for this reason there should be no limit to the no. of starts. The limit should be for the size of all starts hosted on an ASM instance.
  
  iI means to say if we had 500 kids starts so we can host all the on the instance ASM provided they do not exceed the limit of 128 to set. But if we are diskgroup only one that is 128 TB then only, we can create unique Diskgroup.
  
  Thank you

  You should check [this document | http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/asm/pdf/11gr1%20asm%20new%20features%20wp%2005-2007.pdf] or [link: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b31107/asmdiskgrps.htm#CHDCGGED]. You can have a maximum of 63 ASM disk groups. 128 to is the limit of the data for a bigfile tablespace file, but you might have more than 1 of them in your database. This limit has nothing to do with the DSO, it's a thing of database (and similarly for any other storage option).

  Bjoern

• Cannot start the ASM instance

  Hello

  I installed oracle ASM (version - 11.2.0.4, os-Oracle Linux 6.5) stand-alone server in Virtualbox. When I am trying to start the ASM instance I m getting this error (ORA-12547: TNS: lost contact). Please help me.

  What are the permissions for oracle file below?

  File GRID_HOME/bin/oracle $

  File in $ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle

• Steps to stop / start CRS & ASM RAC 11 GR 2

  Hello gurus,
  
  
  The environment is as below:
  
  RAC 2 nodes
  Oracle RAC 11 g 2
  Enterprise Linux Server version 5.5 (Carthage)
  
  I'm new on RAC Oracle 11 g 2 and facing some problems if the message stop / start crs & asm.
  
  We want to restart both nodes and for this I did following steps.
  
  1 srvctl stop database-d < db name > - of a node
  

  Database is down now.

  2 srvctl stop nodeapps-n < host name >--on both nodes of the
  

  services are now declining.

  3. now I want to cpl
  
  $ export ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/11.2.0/grid (grid home)
  
  $ srvctl Cpl - this does not prevent ASM instance.
  
  4 crsctl stop crs - this is also not working.
  
  
  I would be grateful if you give me please complete steps.
  
  
  Thank you and best regards,

  do as follows (as user root):

  cd $GRID_HOME/bin
  ./crsctl stop cluster -all
  

• What happens if a disk in an ASM diskgroup fails?

  Hello

  I intend to build a server with the following configuration:

  Env: Oracle 11 g 2 (11.2.0.3), grid below 11 GR 2 (11.2.0.3) on OEL 64-bit

  For ASM starts, I will use external redundancy. I have a few questions:

  What happens if one of the disks in a diskgroup breaks down?

  Would he not available databases?

  I do a recovery of database?

  Please advise!

  Best regards

  Hello

  If RAID is configured correctly at the SAN level then no matter what failed disk will be transparent to both the database and the operating system and without recovery of the database will be required.

  It goes same for file and ASM system.

  Keep in mind that a disk as the operating system sees that it is in fact a UNIT number is usually spread over several disks on the SAN.  If a drive fails the SAN would be replaced by a hot spare, and the hot spare pool is maintained by the guys from SAN.  Also a host would have several cards HBA will multiple SAN switches and the SAN itself would have several hsarb HBA going to each of the swicth SAN, so you have redundancy all the way and not only at the level of the disc.

  Hope that makes sense.

• Creating DAS or SAN Disk Partitions for ASM

  Oracle® database Installation Guide 11 g Release 2 (11.2) for Linux (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e24321/oraclerestart.htm#CHDBJGEB)
  
  * 3.6.3 step 2: * creating DAS or SAN Disk Partitions for Oracle Automatic Storage Management
  
  In order to use Oracle ASM a DAS or SAN disk, the disk should have a partition table. Oracle recommends to create a single partition for each drive.
  
  
  My question: why Oracle is recommended to create a single partition for each disc? For a disk to use on Suse Linux, I normally need at least 3 partitions, i.e., boot, swap and root.
  
  
  
  Scott

  These scores are for your operating system. Partitioning of a data disc is not very conducive to the continuation of the salary plan. Redundancy function what sense does make having 2 mirrors on 2 partitions on the same drive... When the disc goes down, you're toast. How you run your last command "Edit CV update s/n"

  As for the score, he should start cylinder 2 through . Crush the first 1 M drive will overwrite the table to partition and in the case of Solaris, the VTOC. (Virtual table) Without the VTOC table or partition, your device becomes a useless brick.

  If you have only a single disc, then ASM is not a storage solution that I would sue. You need a device for performance benefits.

• Error of w3 Acer after the partitioning of c: drive, error, "recovery disk starting with the help of the legacy bios"

  I want to do partition in acer w3 to make second and third disc... After a partition on the c: drive, I can't start windows. It is blue screen and restart, screen, reboot, blue and continue like that.

  I have the recovery disk.  It can start on a recovery disk. but when I choose the option system restore of operating or completely restore computer to factory settings.

  "He said,"Please THIS RECOVERY DISC using LEGACY BIOS BOOT MODE "

   

  When I pressed win key + power: a required devece is not connected or is not accessible
  

  0xc0000225 error code
  

  You must use the tools of recovery on your installation media.
  

   

   

  I try to reinstall using win 8.1 flashdisk dvd or usb, but acer w3 cannot start on it / acknowledges.
  

   

  My bios setting:
  

  v1.07
  

  active F12 boot menu
  

  D2D recovery active
  

  FTPM active support
  

  start the order of priority: 1 cdrom usb 2. hard drive USB 3. Windows Boot Manager
  

   

  can anyone help?
  

   

  I can start to win 8 installation usb flashdisk

  I use rufus software to create bootable win8. in the parameter use: GPT partition for computer uefi, fat32, 16 KB

  If I repair windows, I'll let you know

• Win Vista SP2 Recovery Disk + starting problem

  I am running Windows Vista. I've updated to SP2 and Internet Explorer 9. But after discontinuation of my laptop, when I start it net day it displays error: "ONE OF YOUR DISK IS CORRUPT. I tried all the options to start as Safe Mode, Safe Mode with command prompt, start Windows normally etc. etc., but whenever he goes into reboot mode and could not start. I have to use the Vista recovery disk I got from DELL. But then I have to download all the updates again. Can you please help me how can I do a recovery for Windows Vista SP2 disk, so I can't download updates every time.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Dell provides your recovery disk

  to get a different installation disk, you will need to borrow a MICROSOFT vista dvd, make a copy and follow these instructions

  How to create a Slipstream SP1 Vista DVD Installation

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/151606-Vista-SP1-slipstream-installation-DVD.html

  How to integrate SP2 of Vista

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/230249-sliptream-Vista-SP2.html

   
  ___________________________________________________
   
  or download and save each of the service packs on the disk to install
  Choose your correct vista bit version
   
  SP1 32-bit
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=b0c7136d-5ebb-413b-89c9-cb3d06d12674&displaylang=en
   
  SP1 64-bit
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=874a414b-32b2-41CC-bd8b-d71eda5ec07c&displaylang=en
   
  SP2 32-bit
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=a4dd31d5-F907-4406-9012-a5c3199ea2b3&displaylang=en
   
  SP2 64-bit
  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=656c9d4a-55EC-4972-a0d7-b1a6fedf51a7&displaylang=en
   

• Install upgrade-drive HARD T42 recovery discs but hard disk starts only in routine of Rescue and Recovery.

  I am doing a new installation in what follows rather than cloning because the system has not been reinstalled for 4 years.  A CD drive external usb (internal drive deleted), I installed the recovery disks on a 160 GB Samsung HM160HC PATA drive without problem.  Then you click on the button restart.  My T42 started immediately in the opening page of the routine of Rescue and Recovery.  On restart again once I use F12 to get the list of readers with the Samsung HDD.  This did not help.  Repeated many times start.  The computer could not watch any other player because the Samsung is the only one connected.  I'm tempted to download the update of the BIOS available from Lenovo that connected with the old 30 GB disk, while that my program of on-board controller is worm 3.04 and supposed to be suitable for the 160 GB drive upgrade.  If anyone has a suggestion please let me know.

  Hi ned11wils,

  Once the machine has restarted in recovery environment, there is an option there to restore to factory condition?

  IIRC, on these older machines, the restoration is a two-step process.  First use the CD to recreate the environment of recovery, then start the environment recovery and restore from the recovery partition BONE now restored.

  Z.

• How to disable the command CHKDSK - Check Disk start up for Windows 7

  I have some problems, when I start my laptop I am prompted with a black screen saying

  

  I found no solutions on how to disable this on my computer, but I want to because after the seconds say 1, its stays for a while... and I've left on during some time, the screen is still asleep when I turn... The page is black... Can someone help me to disable the calendar checking for windows 7? Thank you very much! : D

  Hi PikaBrian,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site!

  To disable automatic disk checking at the start of Windows through registry, go to the following registry key:

  Important: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  322756 how to back up and restore the registry in Windows: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager

  In the right pane, double click BootExecute.

  The default value of the key is autocheck autochk *

  * means that each drive is checked for consistency. Just add /K:C to the end before *. /K switch will disable autocheck on C: drive at Windows startup. If the final value should look like this:

  / k: C to autocheck autochk *.

  If you want to add more drives, the key should look like this: (by disabling the drives C and D)

  / k: D / k: C autocheck autochk *.

  If you want to restore all default, just replace the key with the default i.e.

  autocheck autochk *.

  You can also follow the link given below and check if it is of no help.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistaperformance/thread/a8ab415b-4559-45C6-99a4-a54e27e5a836

   

  Hope this information is useful.

  Amrita M

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Check disk starts when you start Windows 7

  I just had to install a new hard drive and a message to run the disk check.

  But when he got to the verification of the empty space it was running at a pace that would have taken 3 hours.  I couldn't stop her, so I rebooted.

  When the computer starts up again, it shows a message he must run check disk, to stop it press any within 6 seconds.

  Regardless of the keys on which I push it does not stop, it starts to check entire disk.

  How can I stop it?

  Why did you have to install a new hard drive?

  If chkdsk runs automatically reboot there's a reason - Windows has detected the volume is 'dirty' or a chkdsk was scheduled to run by you on the next reboot.

  It could take a very long time the chkdsk to run (several hours) depending on the size of the volume being checked, the amount of data on the volume, the speed of your system and what the chkdsk finds to do.

  Interruption of the process won't keep it from running again the next time that you restart and can make things worse so it's best to wait outside and let it finish naturally.

  When Windows starts, it checks the "dirty bit" on all volumes to see if a chkdsk with error correction should run and when a volume is dirty Windows will automatically run the command chkdsk with error correction.  The only way to disable the on a volume's dirty bit is to let a chkdsk with error correction for do you by running up to the end.

  The dirty bit is adjustable on a volume of an aborted reboot, power failure, abnormal termination, interruption of power supply, using the reset or start button / stop, remove the battery.  One of these events?

  You can query the dirty bit on a volume from the prompt with administrator privileges.

  Click on the round starting and in the box type the following:

  cmd

  Right-click on cmd.exe and select run as Administrator:

  

  To query the bit of impurity on the C drive, type the following in the command prompt window:

  fsutil dirty query C:

  

  Example of output should be one or the other of:

  Volume c is dirty
  Volume C is NOT dirty

  You should check each of your volumes or each hard disks (C, D, E, etc.).

  Type "exit" to close the command prompt window and communicate your results.

  The volume is dirty or not?

  Windows can also run a chkdsk on reboot if you have scheduled one that runs so if this is the case, you can remove that by entering the following command from your command prompt window which will remove all planned chkdsk on all vouma:

  chkntfs /d

• Adding to the capacity of the disks to existing ASM DiskGroup

  Hi, I have a Production (11.2.0.3) sitting on a RAC LIB 6.3 cluster database platform with storage of ASM and everything works normally, but I'm running out of space in one of disk groups.

  I drive new capabilities to add to this group of disks, but when I run the following command to root OS no entries are returned:

  /etc/init.d/oracleasm listdisks

  If I go into ASMCMD and run lsdsk, I get the following returned:

  / dev/map/oradata

  / dev/map/oraflash

  Also, if I connect to the instance of the ASM of network user name and perform the following steps, I get the following text:

  SQL > select name from V$ ASM_DISKGROUP;

  NAME

  ------------------------------

  DATA

  FLASH

  My question is why /etc/init.d/oracleasm listdisks command returns no results?  Note that I've done the scandisks /etc/init.d/oracleasm on both nodes.

  The disc, I want to add is called/dev/map/oradata2

  When I go to the /etc/init.d/oracleasm/dev/map/oradata2 DATA2 createdisk to create the disc, and run the scandisks on both nodes, I guess the listdisks still not will be able to list the discs of data, Flash and Data2

  My big concern is that when I add create disc on Node1, Node2 might not be able to see the newly created disk when I run the command Scandisks.

  Here, any help would be appreciated.

  Oracleasm will be only the list disks that have been added and marked by using the command "oracleasm createdisk. You can also pay attention to the ORACLEASM_SCANEXCLUDE variable, which can hold devices names oracleasm must ignore. To see the devices in a cluster, your devices must be shared, which is the underlying storage topology.

• Order for the disk to backup ASM, OCR and vote in RAC HP - UX Itanium for upgrade

  Hi gurus,
  I plan to upgrade my Database 10.2.0.1 to 10.2.0.4 that is in a CCR on HP - UX environment. OCR, the voting record and ASM are in the RAW file system. I need to take backup of these (OCR, voting disk, ASM). Can you please share how to take backup of these before upgrading?
  
  
  Kind regards
  XIC
  
  Published by: XIC on 6 April 2013 20:25

  Here you go...

  For the voting disk backup

  http://www.reachdba.com/showthread.php?348-voting-disk-backup-and-recovery

  For the backup of the OCR

  http://www.reachdba.com/showthread.php?346-backup-of-OCR

• How to find the file on the disk of the ASM

  Hi all
  I'm looking for what dbf files are stored on a specific DRIVE of a DISKGROUP in an ASM instance.
  E.g. Diskgroup-> Group-> 1 + DATA
  Disks in Group 1: DATA_001, DATA_002, DATA_003
  
  I want to know what everything is stored on DATA_002?
  Can we get this info?
  
  -Best regards,.
  Mani

  user634358 wrote:
  Hi all
  I'm looking for what dbf files are stored on a specific DRIVE of a DISKGROUP in an ASM instance.
  For example Diskgroup-> Group 1-> + DATA
  Disks in Group 1: DATA_001, DATA_002, DATA_003

  I want to know what everything is stored on DATA_002?
  Can we get this info?

  You can't see the files at the level of the ASMDISK, this info is only available at the level of the DISKGROUP.

  Oracle ASM spreads data evenly across all disks in a disk group to optimize the performance and usage. So, the DATA_002 ASMDISK has a piece (extensions) of all files stored on the DISKGROUP.

  For example, if there are six disks in a disk group, and then pieces of each Oracle ASM file are written in all six disks. These pieces are called extensions. In this scenario, these pieces are in blocks of 1 MB. When a database file is created, it is striped (divided into degrees and distributed) through the six diskettes and allocated disk space on six discs increases uniformly.