Cloning an Oracle/DB2/Sybase Database in a SAN Environment Using EVA Snapclone Technology (August 2007)

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Total System Global Area 135352820 bytes
Fixed Size 455156 bytes
Variable Size 109051904 bytes
Database Buffers 25165824 bytes
Redo Buffers 679936 bytes
Control file created.
This command creates new control files for the clone. These files are stored on the
directory specified by the clone’s initialization control_files parameter.
In Step 7, the most recent online redo logfiles of the production database DB1 are
archived. However, traffic to the database is still flowing. User’s records keep filling
up the active online redo logfiles. Hence, you must check which online redo logfiles
are not archived. Use the following SQL command on the DB1 instance to perform
this task:
Note:
The redo03a.log and redo03b.log files are not the current redo log files.
SQL> select a.group# "GROUP", a.member, b.status "STATUS", b.archived
from v$logfile a, v$log b where a.group#=b.group# and b.archived='NO';
SQL> /
GROUP
----------
MEMBER
------------------------------------
STATUS ARC
---------------- ---
3
/prod/log_1/redo03a.log
CURRENT NO
3
/prod/log_2/redo03b.log
CURRENT NO
The redo03a.log and redo03b.log files are not archived. Copy these files to the
cloned database TEST archive logs directory for later use. If a new archived logfile is