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Re: Oracle and MC/Serviceguard

From: Rama Malladi <rama_at_toyota.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2001 12:59:44 -0700
Message-ID: <F001.0036FC83.20010817131403@fatcity.com>

All Oracle files (Binary, data, index, temp, redo, archive, tnsnames, listener, abc, xyz) are all on the shared disk.

All application files (batch jobs, user source code) are on the shared disk.

When the node fails over, everything for that package fails over. Having 2 copies of the binary on each node causes maintenance problems and 2 copies can very easily go out of sync.

Only /etc/oratab, .profile, crontabs are duplicated on both machines. Everything else has only 1 copy.

Rama

Riley McLeod wrote:

> We are implementing MC/Serviceguard here for failover, and I have some
> questions about configuration/placement of Oracle files.
>
> Our Oracle environment:
>
> Oracle 8.1.6 (64-bit)
> HP-UX 11.0 (64-bit)
>
> We are not running OPS. The shared disks are on HP AutoRaid.
>
> Do all Oracle files need to be on the shared disks? I know that the
> datafiles for all data/index/rbs tablespaces need to be there, as well as
> the control files and online redo logs. How about datafiles for temp
> tablespaces or archive logs? One other thing: would it be possible to have
> the Oracle binaries *not* be on shared disks, so that for Oracle
> upgrades/patches we could failover, upgrade/patch Oracle on the primary
> host, then fail back to the primary and upgrade/patch Oracle on the backup
> host?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Riley
>
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