Veritas Storage Foundation™ for Oracle 5.0.1 Administrator's Guide

To define rules that periodically relocate Flashback and archive logs
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Use the dbdst_file_move command as follows:
$ /opt/VRTS/bin/dbdst_file_move -S FLAS10r2 -o flashback -c MEDIUM:2
Assign placement policy file successful on filesystem /snap_arch10r2
Filesystem /snap_arch10r2 is scheduled to be enforced at sweeptime
This relocates files in the flashback directory that have not been accessed for
two days to the MEDIUM volume.
$ /opt/VRTS/bin/dbdst_file_move -S FLAS10r2 -o archive1 -c MEDIUM:7 \
-c OLD:15
Assign placement policy file successful on filesystem /snap_arch10r2
Filesystem /snap_arch10r2 is scheduled to be enforced at sweeptime
This relocates files in the archive1 directory that have not been accessed for
seven days to the MEDIUM volume, and files that have not been accessed for
15 days to the OLD volume.
Database Dynamic Storage Tiering translates these commands into DST access
age-based policy rules, merges them with the file system’s placement policy, and
assigns the resulting policy to the file system. By default, Database Dynamic
Storage Tiering enforces the active policy daily. During enforcement, the new
rules relocate qualifying files to the destination storage tiers specified in the
dbdst_file_move commands used to create the policies.
Using Database Dynamic Storage Tiering
Database Dynamic Storage Tiering use cases for Oracle
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