Veritas Storage Foundation™ for Oracle 5.0.1 Administrator's Guide

$ /opt/VRTSdbed/bin/dbed_analyzer -S PROD -H /usr1/oracle \
-o sort=disk -f /tmp/tbsfile
Output similar to the following is displayed in the file tbsfile:
DEVICE TABLESPACE DATAFILE SIZE(sectors)
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 SYSTEM /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/PROD.dbf 819216
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 TEMP /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/temp_20000 1021968
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 TEMP /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/temp_20001 2048016
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 SYSAUX /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/sysaux.dbf 819216
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 ITEM /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/item_1000 1021968
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 ITM_IDX /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/itm_idx_2000 1021968
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 PRODID_IDX /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/prodid_idx_3000 1021968
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 QTY_IDX /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/qty_idx_7000 1021968
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 ROLL_1 /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/roll_1_5000 1021968
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 ROLL_2 /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/roll_2_6000 1021968
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 ORDERS /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/orders_4000 1021968
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 ORD_IDX /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/ord_idx_10000 1021968
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 QTY_IDX /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/qty_idx_7001 1024016
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 ITM_IDX /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/itm_idx_2001 1024016
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 ROLL_1 /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/roll_1_5001 1024016
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 QTY_IDX /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/qty_idx_7002 1024016
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 ROLL_2 /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/roll_2_6001 1024016
c3t21000020379DBD5Fd0 ITEM /usr1/oracle/rw/DATA/item_1001 4096016
Oracle file mapping (ORAMAP)
Veritas has defined and implemented two libraries: libvxoramap_64.so for HPUX
PA and libvxoramap_64.sl for HPUX IA architecture.
These two libraries provide a mapping interface to Oracle9 release 2 or later. The
libvxoramap_64.so library serves as a bridge between Oracle's set of storage APIs
(known as “ORAMAP”) and Veritas Federated Mapping Service (VxMS), a library
that assists in the development of distributed SAN applications that must share
information about the physical location of files and volumes on a disk.
With Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle Storage Mapping option, you can
view the complete I/O topology mapping of datafiles through intermediate layers
like logical volumes down to actual physical devices. This information can be used
to determine the exact location of an Oracle data block on a physical device and
to help identify hot spots.
Note: To use the mapping functionality, you must be using Oracle 9.2.0.3 or later.
Using Storage Mapping
Oracle file mapping (ORAMAP)
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