SLICESIZE=slice_size |
SPARSE=sparse |
SPARSEVIRTUALSIZE=sparse_virtual_size }
WHERE {
ID = diskgroup_id|
CLUSTERNUMBER = cluster_number DISKGROUPNAME = diskgroup_name|
CLUSTERNAME = cluster_name DISKGROUPNAME = diskgroup_name|
CLUSTERID = cluster_id DISKGROUPNAME = diskgroup_name }
Arguments
You can modify the following attributes of an Oracle ASM disk group:
•
ACFSNAME
: Specifies a new name for the Oracle ACFS volume on this diskgroup
•
ACFSPATH
: Specifies the new path for the Oracle ACFS file system
•
ACFSSIZE
: Specifies a new 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
: Specifies a new name for the disk group
•
DISKGROUPSIZE
: Specifies a new size for 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
: Specifies the redundancy level for the disk group. The accepted
values are
NORMAL
or
HIGH
.
•
SLICESIZE
: 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.
The following arguments are available in the
WHERE
clause:
•
ID
: Specifies the
es.xml
ID for the disk group
•
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
•
DISKGROUPNAME
: Specifies the name of the disk group
Usage Notes
If you modify the redundancy, the volume size will be maintained, however the slice
size will be recalculated.
Example 3-7 Resizing an Oracle ASM Diskgroup Using OEDACLI
This example shows how to resize an existing Oracle ASM disk group using
OEDACLI.
1. Load the OEDA XML configuration file.
Chapter 3
OEDA Command Line Interface
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