Veritas Storage Foundation™ for Oracle 5.0.1 Administrator's Guide

For example, to remove a storage class called "SLOW," use the dbdst_admin
command as follows:
$dbdst_admin -S FLAS11r1 -o rmclass=SLOW
To display existing storage classes and properties
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Use the dbdst_admin command as follows:
$ /opt/VRTS/bin/dbdst_admin -S $ORACLE_SID -o list
For example
$ /opt/VRTS/bin/dbdst_admin -S FLAS10r1 -o list
TSDB Parameters for FLAS10r1
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Maxclass = 4
Minclass = 2
Stat-Interval = 30
Sweep Information = 22HH:0MM, Frequency = 1
Purge Information = 20HH:0MM, Frequency = 30
TSDB Storage Classes for FLAS10r1
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Name = PRIMARY : Description = PRIMARY Storage Class
Name = SECONDARY : Description = SECONDARY Storage Class
Name = BALANCE : Description = BALANCE Storage Class
Converting a VxFS file system to a VxFS multi-volume file system for
Database Dynamic Storage Tiering using dbdst_convert
To convert your existing VxFS file system to a VxFS multi-volume file system,
you must convert a single volume to a volume set.
When you convert to a volume set using the dbdst_convert command, the original
volume will be renamed to a new volume name. The mount device name will
become the new volume set name. Creating the new volume set name with the
mount device name nullifies the need to rename the mount device in various
locations.
Before converting to a volume set, make sure the following conditions have been
met:
381Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle Command Line Interface
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