Re: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ? - oracle-l

Re: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?

From: "Alexander Fatkulin" <afatkulin@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "arun chakrapani rao" <arunchakrapanirao@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 22 Apr 2007 17:53:52 +1100

I can imagine using dd to write over an existing file (since you can
grab an extent map from ASM instance). But dd to _create_ a file
inside an ASM disk group?...

 once switched bring the db down and then use the dd command to copy the
controlfile to ASM.
We did this for a 4 tb database and were successfull.


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- Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?
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- RE: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?
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- RE: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?
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- Re: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?
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- RE: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?
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- Re: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?
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- Re: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?
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- Re: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?
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- Re: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?
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- Re: Conversion of a 3 TB NON-RAC Database To "ASM" - RAC in 10gR2 ?
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