List of Examples

3-1 Sample diagnostic directory for an Oracle ASM instance
3-2 Determining rolling patch mode and patch level
4-1 Creating the DATA disk group
4-2 Creating the FRA disk group
4-3 Specifying logical and sector sizes for disks in a disk group
4-4 Using the QUORUM keyword when creating a failure group
4-5 Managing volumes with ALTER DISKGROUP VOLUME statements
4-6 Dropping disks from disk groups
4-7 Resizing disks in disk groups
4-8 Undropping disks in disk groups
4-9 Manually rebalancing a disk group
4-10 Querying V$ASM_DISK for header status
4-11 Setting up Oracle ASM File Access Control
4-12 Using renamedg
4-13 Using CREATE DISKGROUP to create a flex disk group
4-14 Using ALTER DISKGROUP to migrate a normal disk group to a flex disk group
4-15 Adding a File Group to a Database
4-16 Modifying a File Group
4-17 Setting a file group property
4-18 Adding a Quota Group to a Disk Group
4-19 Moving a File Group to a new Quota Group
4-20 Using CREATE DISKGROUP with extended disk groups
5-1 Creating a tablespace using an alias name
5-2 Using an Oracle ASM File name in a SQL statement
5-3 Moving data files online with ALTER DATABASE MOVE DATAFILE
5-4 Adding an alias name for an Oracle ASM file name
5-5 Renaming an alias name for an Oracle ASM file name
5-6 Dropping an alias name for an Oracle ASM file name
5-7 Dropping an alias name for an Oracle ASM file name
5-8 Dropping a file and alias from a disk group using the alias name
5-9 Dropping a file and alias from a disk group using the system-generated name
5-10 Creating a new directory
5-11 Creating a new subdirectory
5-12 Renaming a directory
5-13 Dropping a directory
5-14 Adding a template with high redundancy to a disk group
5-15 Adding a template with external redundancy to a disk group
5-16 Modifying a disk group template
5-17 Dropping a template from a disk group
5-18 Using a user-defined template to specify attributes
6-1 Viewing disk group attributes with V$ASM_ATTRIBUTE
6-2 Viewing the compatibility of a disk group with V$ASM_DISKGROUP
6-3 Viewing disks in disk groups with V$ASM_DISK
6-4 Viewing disk group clients with V$ASM_CLIENT
6-5 Viewing Oracle ASM File Access Control information with V$ASM_USER
6-6 Viewing File Access Control information with V$ASM_USERGROUP
6-7 Viewing File Access Control information with V$ASM_USERGROUP_MEMBER
6-8 Viewing Oracle ASM File Access Control information with V$ASM_FILE
6-9 Viewing Intelligent Data Placement information with V$ASM_FILE
6-10 Viewing Intelligent Data Placement information with V$ASM_TEMPLATE
8-1 Migrating the online redo logs
9-1 Using asmca -silent -configureASM
9-2 Using asmca -silent -configureParameter
9-3 Using asmca -silent -deleteASM
9-4 Using asmca -silent -createDiskGroup
9-5 Using asmca -silent -addDisk
10-1 Using wildcards with ASMCMD commands
10-2 Running ASMCMD commands in noninteractive mode
10-3 Displaying a return code when running ASMCMD in noninteractive mode
10-4 Running ASMCMD commands in a script
10-5 Displaying ASMCMD help text
10-6 Using the ASMCMD dsget command
10-7 Using the ASMCMD dsset command
10-8 Using the ASMCMD lsct command
10-9 Using the ASMCMD lsop command
10-10 Using the ASMCMD lspwusr command
10-11 Using the ASMCMD orapwusr command
10-12 Using the ASMCMD pwcopy command
10-13 Using the ASMCMD pwcreate command
10-14 Using the ASMCMD pwdelete command
10-15 Using the ASMCMD pwget command
10-16 Using the ASMCMD pwmove command
10-17 Using the ASMCMD pwset command
10-18 Using the ASMCMD showclustermode command
10-19 Using the ASMCMD showclusterstate command
10-20 Using the ASMCMD showpatches command
10-21 Using the ASMCMD showversion command
10-22 Using the ASMCMD shutdown command
10-23 Using the ASMCMD spbackup command
10-24 Using the ASMCMD spcopy command
10-25 Using the ASMCMD spget command
10-26 Using the ASMCMD spmove command
10-27 Using the ASMCMD spset command
10-28 Using the ASMCMD startup command
10-29 Using the ASMCMD lscc command
10-30 Using the ASMCMD mkcc command
10-31 Using the ASMCMD rmcc command
10-32 Using the afd_configure command
10-33 Using the afd_deconfigure command
10-34 Using the ASMCMD afd_di command
10-35 Using the afd_dsget command
10-36 Using the afd_dsset command
10-37 Using the afd_filter command
10-38 Using the afd_label command
10-39 Using the afd_lsdsk commmand
10-40 Using the ASMCMD afd_lslbl command
10-41 Using the ASMCMD afd_refresh command
10-42 Using the afd_scan command
10-43 Using the afd_state command
10-44 Using the afd_unlabel command
10-45 Using the ASMCMD amdu_extract command
10-46 Using the ASMCMD cd command
10-47 Using the ASMCMD cp command
10-48 Using the ASMCMD du command
10-49 Using the ASMCMD find command
10-50 Using the ASMCMD ls command
10-51 Using the ASMCMD lsof command
10-52 Using the ASMCMD mkalias command
10-53 Using the ASMCMD mkdir command
10-54 Using the ASMCMD pwd command
10-55 Using the ASMCMD rm command
10-56 Using the ASMCMD rmalias command
10-57 Tags for the chdg XML configuration template
10-58 chdg sample XML configuration file
10-59 Using the ASMCMD chdg command
10-60 Using the ASMCMD chkdg command
10-61 Using the ASMCMD dropdg command
10-62 Using the ASMCMD iostat command
10-63 Using the ASMCMD lsattr command
10-64 Using the ASMCMD lsdg command
10-65 Using the ASMCMD lsdsk command
10-66 Using the ASMCMD lsod command
10-67 Using the ASMCMD md_backup command
10-68 Using the ASMCMD md_restore command
10-69 Tags for mkdg XML configuration file
10-70 mkdg sample XML configuration file
10-71 Using the ASMCMD mkdg command
10-72 Using the ASMCMD mount command
10-73 Using the ASMCMD offline command
10-74 Using the ASMCMD online command
10-75 Using the ASMCMD rebal command
10-76 Using the ASMCMD remap command
10-77 Using the ASMCMD setattr command
10-78 Using ASMCMD stamp
10-79 Using ASMCMD stamplist
10-80 Using the ASMCMD umount command
10-81 Using the chfg command
10-82 Using the chqg command
10-83 Using the lsfg command
10-84 Using the lsqg command
10-85 Using the mkfg command
10-86 Using the mkqg command
10-87 Using the mvfg command
10-88 Using the rmfg command
10-89 Using the rmqg command
10-90 Using the ASMCMD chtmpl command
10-91 Using the ASMCMD lstmpl command
10-92 Using the ASMCMD mktmpl command
10-93 Using the ASMCMD rmtmpl command
10-94 Using the ASMCMD chgrp command
10-95 Using the ASMCMD chmod command
10-96 Using the ASMCMD chown command
10-97 Using the ASMCMD groups command
10-98 Using the ASMCMD grpmod command
10-99 Using the ASMCMD lsgrp command
10-100 Using the ASMCMD lsusr command
10-101 Using the ASMCMD mkgrp command
10-102 Using the ASMCMD mkusr command
10-103 Using the ASMCMD passwd command
10-104 Using the ASMCMD rmgrp command
10-105 Using the ASMCMD rmusr command
10-106 Using the ASMCMD rpusr command
11-1 Sample audit trail file
12-1 Viewing encryption information in V$ASM_ACFS_ENCRYPTION_INFO
12-2 Viewing security information in V$ASM_ACFS_SECURITY_INFO
12-3 Viewing security rules information in V$ASM_ACFS_SEC_RULE
12-4 Viewing security ruleset information in V$ASM_ACFS_SEC_RULESET
12-5 Viewing security ruleset information in V$ASM_ACFS_SEC_RULESET_RULE
12-6 Viewing snapshot information in V$ASM_ACFSSNAPSHOTS
12-7 Viewing volume information with V$ASM_ACFSVOLUMES
12-8 Viewing volume information with V$ASM_FILESYSTEM
12-9 Viewing volume information with V$ASM_VOLUME
12-10 Viewing volume information with V$ASM_VOLUME_STAT
12-11 Viewing tag name information with V$ASM_ACFSTAG
12-12 Viewing Oracle ASM information with V$MAP_ELEMENT
12-13 Viewing Oracle ACFS Data File Information with V$MAP_FILE
12-14 Viewing Element and File Offset Information with V$MAP_FILE_EXTENT
12-15 Viewing Extent Information With V$MAP_FILE_IO_STACK
14-1 Using asmca -silent -createVolume
14-2 Using asmca -silent -createACFS
15-1 Using the ASMCMD volcreate command
15-2 Using the ASMCMD voldelete command
15-3 Using the ASMCMD voldisable command
15-4 Using the ASMCMD volenable command
15-5 Using the ASMCMD volinfo command
15-6 Using the ASMCMD volresize command
15-7 Using the ASMCMD volset command
15-8 Using the ASMCMD volstat command
16-1 Displaying help for Oracle ACFS acfsutil commands
16-2 Using the fsck command
16-3 Using the mkfs command
16-4 Using the mkfs command to create an accelerator volume
16-5 Using the mount command
16-6 Using the umount command
16-7 Using the fsck command
16-8 Using the mkfs command
16-9 Using the mount command
16-10 Using the umount command
16-11 Using the fsck command
16-12 Using the mkfs command
16-13 Using the mount command
16-14 Using the umount command
16-15 Using the acfschkdsk command
16-16 Using the acfsdismount command
16-17 Using the acfsformat command
16-18 Using the acfsmountvol command
16-19 Using the acfsutil detach command
16-20 Using the advmutil dismount command
16-21 Using the advmutil list command
16-22 Using the advmutil mount command
16-23 Using the acfsutil tag info command
16-24 Using the acfsutil tag set command
16-25 Using the acfsutil tag unset command
16-26 Using the acfsutil repl bg command
16-27 Using the acfsutil repl compare command
16-28 Using the acfsutil repl info command
16-29 Using the acfsutil repl init command
16-30 Using the acfsutil repl pause command
16-31 Using the acfsutil repl resume command
16-32 Using the acfsutil repl sync command
16-33 Using the acfsutil repl terminate command
16-34 Using the acfsutil repl trace command
16-35 Using the acfsutil repl update command
16-36 Using the acfsutil repl upgrade command
16-37 Using the acfsutil audit archive command
16-38 Using the acfsutil audit disable command
16-39 Using the acfsutil audit enable command
16-40 Using the acfsutil audit info command
16-41 Using the acfsutil audit init command
16-42 Using the acfsutil audit purge command
16-43 Using the acfsutil audit read command
16-44 Using the acfsutil sec admin add command
16-45 Using the acfsutil sec admin password command
16-46 Using the acfsutil sec admin remove command
16-47 Using the acfsutil sec batch command
16-48 Using the acfsutil sec disable command
16-49 Using the acfsutil sec enable command
16-50 Using the acfsutil sec info command
16-51 Using the acfsutil sec info file command
16-52 Using the acfsutil sec init command
16-53 Using the acfsutil sec load command
16-54 Using the acfsutil sec prepare command
16-55 Using the acfsutil sec realm add command
16-56 Using the acfsutil sec realm audit disable command
16-57 Auditing Oracle ACFS security backup operators
16-58 Auditing only security realm users
16-59 Running acfsutil sec realm audit enable multiple times
16-60 Running acfsutil sec realm audit info
16-61 Using the acfsutil sec realm clone command
16-62 Using the acfsutil sec realm create command
16-63 Using the acfsutil sec realm delete command
16-64 Using the acfsutil sec realm destroy command
16-65 Using the acfsutil sec rule clone command
16-66 Using the acfsutil sec rule create command
16-67 Using the acfsutil sec rule destroy command
16-68 Using the acfsutil sec rule edit command
16-69 Using the acfsutil sec ruleset clone command
16-70 Using the acfsutil sec ruleset create command
16-71 Using the acfsutil sec ruleset destroy command
16-72 Using the acfsutil sec ruleset edit command
16-73 Using the acfsutil sec save command
16-74 Using the acfsutil encr info command
16-75 Using the acfsutil encr init command
16-76 Using the acfsutil encr off command
16-77 Using the acfsutil encr on command
16-78 Using the acfsutil encr rekey command
16-79 Using the acfsutil encr set command
16-80 Using the acfsutil keystore migrate command
16-81 Using the acfsutil snap convert command
16-82 Using the acfsutil snap create command on Linux
16-83 Using the acfsutil snap create command on Windows
16-84 Using the acfsutil snap delete command
16-85 Using the acfsutil snap duplicate apply command
16-86 Using the acfsutil snap duplicate create command
16-87 Using the acfsutil snap info command on Linux
16-88 Using the acfsutil snap info command on Windows
16-89 Using the acfsutil snap quota command
16-90 Using the acfsutil snap remaster command
16-91 Using the acfsutil snap rename command
16-92 Using the acfsutil compress copy command
16-93 Using the acfsutil compress info command
16-94 Using the acfsutil compress off command
16-95 Using the acfsutil compress on command
16-96 Using the acfsutil accel replace command
16-97 Using the acfsutil compat get command
16-98 Using the acfsutil compat set command
16-99 Using the acfsutil defrag dir command
16-100 Using the acfsutil defrag file command
16-101 Using the acfsutil info file command
16-102 Using the acfsutil info fs command on Linux
16-103 Using the acfsutil info fs command on Windows
16-104 Using the acfsutil info fs command with the -s option
16-105 Using the acfsutil info id command
16-106 Disabling the Oracle ACFS driver
16-107 Enabling the Oracle ACFS driver for storage visibility: poll model
16-108 Enabling the Oracle ACFS driver for storage visibility: post on interval model
16-109 Displaying information about the Oracle ACFS driver
16-110 Using the acfsutil registry command
16-111 Using the acfsutil rmfs command
16-112 Using the Oracle ACFS acfsutil scrub command
16-113 Using the acfsutil size command
16-114 Using the acfsutil tune command
16-115 Using advmutil canonical
16-116 Using advmutil tune
16-117 Using advmutil volinfo
17-1 Application Plug-in for Storage Visibility: Poll Model
17-2 Application Plug-in for File Content: Post Model
17-3 Application for Resolving the File Path from a Fenum and Genum Pair
17-4 Retrieving a file tag value
17-5 Listing file tags
17-6 Removing file tags
17-7 Setting file tags
17-8 Using the acfsdbg command
17-9 Using acfsutil blog
17-10 Using the acfsutil dumpstate command
17-11 Using acfsutil log
17-12 Using the acfsutil meta command
17-13 Using the Oracle ACFS acfsutil plogconfig command
21-1 Creating control files in Oracle ASM using NORESETLOGS
21-2 Creating control files in Oracle ASM using RESETLOGS
21-3 Archived log files in an Oracle ASM disk group