Veritas Storage Foundation™ for Oracle 5.0.1 Administrator's Guide

You are prompted to enter any new volumes to which you would want to

assign the Storage Checkpoint allocation policy.

Removing a Storage Checkpoint allocation policy

If a Storage Checkpoint allocation policy no longer meets your needs, you can

remove the policy.

To remove a Storage Checkpoint allocation policy

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Use the following command to remove a Storage Checkpoint allocation policy:

$ dbed_ckptpolicy -S ORACLE_SID -n -o remove \

-p checkpointpolicy_name

Converting from regular VxFS file system to MVS

The following procedure describes the conversion of a regular VxFS file system

to MVS file system and optionally add new volume to it. Converting a regular

VxFS to MVS requires superuser (root) privileges.

For further details on creating and administrating the VxVM Volume Sets and

VxFS Multi-Volume Files System, refer to the Veritas Volume Manager

Administrator's Guide and Veritas File System Administrator's Guide.

To convert from a regular VxFS file system to MVS

Select a non-MVS file system to convert to MVS and unmount it:

# umount /mnt1

Create the volume set:

# vxvset -g dgname make myvset old_vol

Mount the volume set:

# mount -F vxfs /dev/vx/dsk/dgname/myvset /mnt1

Upgrade the volume set's file system to Version 6 disk layout:

# vxupgrade -n 6 /mnt1

See the Veritas File System Installation Guide and the vxfsconvert(1M) and

vxupgrade(1M) manual pages for information on upgrading VxFS disk layouts:

Using Storage Checkpoints and Storage Rollback

Storage Checkpoint allocation policies

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