Hi list,
In my system, two host(Sun F280R) are connecting to two external storages
3310(JBOD) via scsi cables. VxVM is installed in the system, with which a lot
of volumes are created.
One storage is power off today as the result of the hardware problem of the
power-supplier. A lot o
On Wed, 2006-12-20 at 20:40 +0800, kaiyi wang wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> In my system, two host(Sun F280R) are connecting to two external
> storages 3310(JBOD) via scsi cables. VxVM is installed in the system,
> with which a lot of volumes are created.
> One storage is power off today as the resul
You can go to Storage Foundation 4.1, which is what we're running on
our Solaris 10 x86 servers.
-john
On Dec 19, 2006, at 2:03 PM, Robinson, Greg wrote:
We faced a similar issue, although not with oracle. Moving a
sliced disk from solaris sparc to solaris x86 on opteron.
Our main issu
Hmm. 20% = 1TB, which is the VTOC limit. Is each target LUNs <=1TB? Are
you using VTOC or EFI format?
Regards,
Scott
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The opteron processors are little endian and Sparc is big endian, so you
do need to perform step 4 - more info available in the fscdsconv(1m) man
page.
I don't know Oracle well enough to know if their formats are identical
on Solaris sparc and Solaris opteron, and whether they are endian
neutral (v
The easiest way of migrating Oracle 8i to 9i from one Unix/Linux to other
Unix/Linux is
[1] Install Oracle 9i on the new Unix/Linux
[2] Export the Oracle 8i on the old system
[3] Import the exported Oracle to Oracle 9i on the new system.
Of course, you need to do some preparation on Oracle 9i be
I suspect that you'll have to coordinate with your DBA to get oracle to
work correctly on the new platform.
while the FS and VM will make the files appear correctly on each
platform there are no guarantees that oracle uses identical data formats
across platforms. Oracle developed something they c
Hi Doug,
Thanks for your reply...
Still I have one question
How do you know the volume is unusable already??? In other words, if it's
unusable, why it is "enabled" and "active" in the output of vxprint
Thanks
Regards
Wang Kaiyi
Doug Hughes
