Configuring Single Instance Applications in CFS/CVM Environments in Continentalclusters, November 2006

3) After the database is created, establish replication between the primary and the secondary

sites and resync data.

4) The following command establishes replication and resyncs the pair configured with

Continuous Access XP replication technology.

pairresync –g <diskgroup> -c 15

5) The following command establishes replication and resyncs the pair configured under EMC

SRDF replication technology.

symrdf –g <diskgroup> resync

3.3.1 Copying Instance Information to local nodes

When the database is created, Oracle instance related files are created on the local node. These files

are necessary for the instance to run on the node. Therefore these files are required to be copied to

all other nodes in the cluster for the Oracle instance to run on other nodes.

su - oracle

rcp ${ORACLE_HOME}/dbs/* <other_node_name>:${ORACLE_HOME}/dbs

rcp –r ${ORACLE_BASE}/admin/* <other_node_name>: ${ORACLE_BASE}/admin

3.3.2 Copying Instance Information to recovery site

The instance related files should also be copied to the recovery site. These files are necessary for the

instance to run at the recovery site.

Transfer the instance information to the nodes of the recovery cluster

$su - oracle

$rcp ${ORACLE_HOME}/dbs/* <recovery_node1>:${ORACLE_HOME}/dbs

$rcp –r ${ORACLE_BASE}/admin/* <recovery_node1>: {ORACLE_BASE}/admin

$rcp ${ORACLE_HOME}/dbs/* <recovery_node2>:${ORACLE_HOME}/dbs

$rcp –r ${ORACLE_BASE}/admin/* <recovery_node2>: {ORACLE_BASE}/admin