3.7.0 HP StorageWorks MxDB-Oracle-HiAv installation and administration guide HP MxDB-Oracle-HiAv for Linux (AG513-96009, June 2009)

5. Using emca, create the OEM repository for this database and verify you can

connect via a browser to this server.

6. Take the database out of Maintenance Mode.

7. On all of the other servers in the cluster, open a session as in step 3 with the

proper environments. Using emctl, start dbconsole on those systems.

8. Connect to dbconsole via a browser.

Create the Virtual Oracle Service

For this example we will use a database with the following characteristics:

ORACLE_SID=OLTP1

ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.1.0/db_1

Following the guidelines specified in Place databases under MxDB-Oracle-HiAv

control, page 25, encapsulate OLTP1. (For example, use OLTP1.customer.com as

the virtual oracle host address and specify port number 9002 for the listener.) If you

are creating this database using dbca, unselect the option that allows DBCA to

configure OEM. (This will be done after the database creation using command line

tools.)

Start the Virtual Oracle Service and place it in Maintenance Mode

Using the CLI, make sure the database is started. To query the state, use this command:

mxdb –d OLTP1 –Q

If the database is in a down state, you can start it using:

mxdb –d OLTP1 –O

To place the Virtual Oracle Service into Maintenance Mode using the CLI, run this

command:

mxdb –d OLTP1 –M start

Open a shell session on the oracle server where the database is currently started.

(The mxdb –d OLTP1 –Q command reports which server is the active server).

Modify your environment so that ORACLE_SID, ORACLE_HOME refers to the

database. Set ORACLE_HOSTNAME to the virtual oracle host address. For our

example, the variables are as follows:

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