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Arguments
You can specify the following attributes for the new Oracle ASM disk group:
• ACFSNAME : Specifies the name for the Oracle ACFS volume on this diskgroup
• ACFSPATH : Specifies the path for the Oracle ACFS file system
• ACFSSIZE : Specifies the size for the Oracle ACFS volume on this diskgroup
• CELLLIST : A comma separated list of cells for this disk group, enclosed in single
quotes
• DISKGROUPNAME : (Mandatory) Specifies the name of the disk group
• DISKGROUPSIZE : (Mandatory) Specifies the size of the disk group
• OCRVOTE : A boolean variable, where TRUE indicates the disk group should store the
OCR and voting disks for the cluster.
• QUORUMDISK : A boolean variable, where TRUE indicates the disk group requires a
quorum
• REDUNDANCY : (Mandatory) Specifies the redundancy level for the disk group. The
accepted values are NORMAL or HIGH .
• SLICESIZE : (Mandatory) Specifies the slice size on disk for each grid disk for this
disk group.
• SPARSE : A boolean variable, where TRUE indicates this should be sparse disk group.
• SPARSEVIRTUALSIZE : Specifies the sparse virtual size.
• TYPE : Specifies the diskgroup type, which can be DATA , RECO , DBFS or OTHER . The
default value is OTHER . If you want the database to use this disk group, then the
type must be set to DATA or RECO .
• DATABASENAME : Specifies the name of the target database for disk groups of type
DATA or RECO .
The following arguments are available in the WHERE clause:
• CLUSTERNUMBER : Specifies the cluster number in the es.xml , starting at 1
• CLUSTERNAME : Specifies the name of the cluster
• CLUSTERID : Specifies the es.xml ID of the cluster
3.3.3.5.2 ALTER DISKGROUP
This command alters attributes for an existing Oracle ASM disk group.
Syntax
ALTER DISKGROUP {
ACFSNAME=acfs_name|
ACFSPATH=acfs_path |
ACFSSIZE=acfs_size |
CELLLIST='cell_list' |
DISKGROUPNAME=diskgroup_name |
DISKGROUPSIZE=diskgroup_size |
OCRVOTE=ocr_voting_disks_included |
QUORUMDISK=quorum_disks_included |
REDUNDANCY=redundancy_level |
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