HP Serviceguard Toolkit for Oracle on Linux Release Notes Version A.05.01.
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Contents 1 HP Serviceguard Toolkit for Oracle on Linux A.05.01.12 Release Notes..............4 Announcements........................................................................................................................4 What is new in this version........................................................................................................4 Support for legacy packages.....................................................................................................
1 HP Serviceguard Toolkit for Oracle on Linux A.05.01.12 Release Notes Announcements The HP Serviceguard Toolkit for Oracle on Linux enables you to configure an Oracle single instance in a Serviceguard cluster on Linux (SG/LX) and integrate an Oracle database server with SG/LX. What is new in this version This release of HP Serviceguard toolkit for Oracle includes support for the following enhancements: • Support for cluster verification feature for Oracle toolkit. • Oracle toolkit support on RHEL 5.
Release specific information Serviceguard Oracle toolkit A.05.01.12 is available as update. This update must be installed on top of the Oracle toolkit version A.05.01.11 only. You must use the oracletkitupdate command to upgrade to A.05.01.12. The patch ID SGLX_00470 is for RHEL5, SGLX_00471 is for RHEL6, and SGLX_00472 is for SLES11. Installation The installation information given here is applicable for both legacy and modular style packages.
feature and on detecting a failure of any of the Oracle processes, Serviceguard Oracle toolkit will initiate failover of the package without waiting for Oracle to restart its components. This might lead to undesirable results as Serviceguard Oracle toolkit will try to restart the package on the adoptive node while Oracle is trying to restart the failed process on the same node.
