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Note the use of the parameter _ASM_ALLOW_ONLY_RAW_DISKS This is a hidden parameter (use of which is not supported) that will allow ASM to use files rather than raw devices for the purposes of this exercise The last parameter disables automatic memory management, which is necessary on some Linux systems depending on how shared memory has been configured 4 Set your ORACLE_SID environment variable to the ASM instance name 5 Connect to the ASM instance with SQL*Plus as SYSASM, and start the instance 6 Confirm that ASM has found the disks with this SQL statement:

The Dodge, Burn, and Sponge tools (shown in Figure 8-8) most closely simulate effects produced in the photographic darkroom For example, photographers in a darkroom commonly hold their hands or other objects over a photograph to block the light from reaching it, in a technique called dodging Dodging in Photoshop produces the same result the dodged area is lightened Likewise, photographers can increase a photograph s exposure to the light to darken it, in a process called burning For details on using these two tools, see the tip Use the Dodge and Burn Tools to Adjust the Exposure of an Image Press SHIFT-R to switch between the Blur, Sharpen, and Smudge tools

select path,os_mb from v$asm_disk;

Disk groups are created by an ASM instance and then used by an RDBMS instance To create a disk group, as a minimum, give the group a name and a list of disks that have been discovered by the ASM disk string and are therefore visible in the V$ASM_DISK view:

SQL> create diskgroup dg1 disk '/dev/sdc', '/dev/sdd', '/dev/sde', '/dev/sdf';

Figure 8-7

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If you nominate a disk that is already part of a disk group, the command will fail The default level of redundancy provided by ASM is normal redundancy, meaning that each AU is mirrored once All files will be striped across all the disks for maximum performance For normal redundancy, the group must have at least two disks, and the effective size of the group will be half the total space allocated In the preceding example, which continues the Linux four-SCSI-disk example discussed earlier, the result will be a disk group with an effective size of 144GB (less a small amount) Every file created in the group will (unless specified otherwise) be striped and mirrored with RAID 0+1 The stripe size will be selected by ASM according to the type of file: online redo log files and controlfile copies will be fine striped; datafiles and archive logs will be coarse striped To override the default NORMAL redundancy, meaning single mirror, add the keywords HIGH REDUNDANCY or EXTERNAL REDUNDANCY to the CREATE DISKGROUP command HIGH REDUNDANCY will create three copies of every allocation unit (and therefore requires a minimum of three disks), and EXTERNAL REDUNDANCY will not mirror at all: the assumption is that there is an underlying LVM that is doing whatever level of RAID is deemed appropriate Redundancy can be taken a step further by putting ASM disks within a disk group into failure groups When ASM mirrors extents, it will never mirror an extent to another disk in the same failure group This means that you are better protected against the failure of multiple disks By default, each disk is considered to be its own failure group; this gives ASM complete freedom to mirror that disk s data onto any other disk in the group However, if some disks are connected at the hardware level, typically by being attached to the same controller, you would not want ASM to mirror between them Using failure groups forces ASM to create mirrors on a different subset of the disks within the group An example of this is.

SQL> create diskgroup dgroupa normal redundancy failgroup controller2 disk '/dev/rdsk/c2*' failgroup controller3 disk '/dev/rdsk/c3*';

Figure 8-8

This command creates a disk group consisting of all the disk devices matched by the wildcards given, which is all the disks hanging off the second and third controllers But the use of failure groups (their names are not significant) instructs ASM never to mirror data between two disks that are on the same controller Exercise 20-3: Create a Disk Group Use the ASM instance created in Exercise 20-2 to create a disk group with the two raw volumes created in Exercise 20-1 1 From an operating system prompt, set your ORACLE_SID environment variable to the ASM instance 2 Connect to your ASM instance with SQL*Plus with the SYSASM privilege using operating system authentication, and start the instance 3 Create a disk group, nominating the two raw volumes listed in Step 5 of Exercise 20-2

create diskgroup dg1 disk 'C:\APP\ORACLE\RAW1DISK', 'C:\APP\ORACLE\RAW2DISK';

select name,group_number,type,state,total_mb from v$asm_diskgroup;