Veritas Storage Foundation™ for Oracle 5.0.1 Administrator's Guide

This command is supported by Veritas Storage Foundation for
Oracle RAC.
In a Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC environment, the
snapplan can be created on any node within the Oracle RAC cluster;
the -o validate option can be run on the Veritas Volume
Manager CVM master or slave node.
In a Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle environment, the
snapplan must be created on the primary host.
After creating the snapplan using the dbed_vmchecksnap
command, you can use a text editor to review and update the file,
if necessary.
It is recommended that you create a local working directory to
store your snapplans in. This applies to Veritas Storage Foundation
for Oracle only.
See the dbed_vmchecksnap(1M) online manual page for more
information.
If the SNAPSHOT_MODE for the database is set to online, the
primary and secondary hosts can be the same. If the
SNAPSHOT_MODE is set to offline or instant, the primary and
secondary hosts must be different. This applies to Veritas Storage
Foundation for Oracle only.
Usage notes
Table A-5 lists the options for creating a snapplan.
Table A-5
Options for creating a snapplan
DescriptionOption
For Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle, specifies the
ORACLE_SID, which is the name of the Oracle database
instance, for which a snapshot image will be created.
For Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC, specifies
the ORACLE_SID, which is the name of the Oracle database
instance where the Veritas Volume Manager CVM master
node resides.
-S
Specifies the Oracle home directory that corresponds to the
ORACLE_SID.
-H
Specifies the local path or the full path of the snapplan that
you are creating.
-f SNAPPLAN
Creates a default snapplan. This option can be used with
the -o validate option to validate that the configuration
is correct.
-o setdefaults
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