HP Serviceguard Toolkit for Oracle Data Guard manual Attributes newly added to Ecmt Oracle toolkit

1.The Oracle Clusterware must be configured in a MNP package using SGeRAC Toolkit. See the Using Serviceguard Extension for RAC" User Guide (published March 2011 or later) available at http://www.hp.com/go/hpux-serviceguard-docs —>HP Serviceguard Extension for RAC/opt/cmcluster/SGeRAC/toolkit/README file for configuring Oracle Clusterware (SGeRAC OC MNP package) as a package.

2.The ASM Multi-node package (MNP) must not be created using the ECMT toolkit. The ASM instances will be managed by the SGeRAC Oracle Clusterware package.

3.single-instance databases must be disabled for automatic startup by Oracle Cluster Ready Service (CRS).

The ECMT failover package for single-instance Oracle database must have the following additional configuration:

1.The ASM Disk Groups and underlying LVM volume groups used by the single-instance Oracle database must be configured as part of the database’s ECMT failover package.

2.A SAME_NODE UP package dependency on SGeRAC Oracle Clusterware package must be configured in the ECMT failover package for the Oracle single-instance database.

3.The attributes: ORA_CRS_HOME and OC_TKIT_DIR must be specified with appropriate values as specified in section “Attributes newly added to ECMT”.

Attributes newly added to ECMT Oracle toolkit

The following attributes are added to ECMT oracle toolkit. These attributes are required to be populated only for coexistence in a SGeRAC cluster. When there are no SGeRAC packages configured in the same cluster, these attributes must be left empty.

1.ORA_CRS_HOME: When using ECMT oracle toolkit in a coexistence environment, this attribute must be set to Oracle CRS HOME.

2.OC_TKIT_DIR: When using ECMT Oracle in a coexistence environment, this attribute must be set to the SGeRAC Toolkit’s Oracle Clusterware (OC) package directory.

Figure 7 describes the various package dependencies between the single-instance Oracle database package created using ECMT and the Oracle RAC packages created using SGeRAC.

Figure 7 Packages in a coexistence environment

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