Veritas Storage Foundation™ 5.0.1 for Oracle RAC Installation, Configuration, and Administrator's Guide Extracts for the HP Serviceguard Storage Management Suite on HP-UX 11i v3

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Using Oracle Enterprise Manager
Oracle Enterprise Manager is a web-based GUI for managing Oracle databases. You can use this
GUI to perform a variety of administrative tasks such as creating tablespaces, tables, and indexes;
managing user security; and backing up and recovering your database. You can also use Oracle
Enterprise Manager to view performance and status information about your database instance.
From Oracle Enterprise Manager, you can view storage mapping information and a graphical
display of the storage layout. Storage mapping information cannot be viewed with the Oracle
10g version of the Oracle Enterprise Manager client. However, the Oracle9i version of Oracle
Enterprise Manager can be used with Oracle 10g to view storage mapping information.
For more information about Oracle Enterprise Manager, refer to your Oracle documentation.
To view storage information
1. To view storage information, start Oracle Enterprise Manager and select a database from
the left navigational pane (the object tree) of the Oracle Enterprise Manager Console.
2. Expand the Databases icon and select the desired database.
The Database Connect Information window appears.
3. Enter a user name and password to log in to the database and click OK.
4. In the object tree, expand the Storage icon.
5. Under the Storage icon, expand the Datafiles icon.
6. Select the datafile for which you want to view storage layout information.
7. In the right pane, click the Storage Layout tab.
8. Expand the objects to display their storage layout.
Within the Oracle Enterprise Manager Console, you can point to an object on the screen and
a description of the object is displayed in a pop-up field. If an object name or path appears
truncated, point to it and the pop-up field will display the full object name and path.
9. By default, storage layout information appears in tabular format. That is, the Tabular Display
icon is selected. To view a graphical display of the storage layout, click the Graphical Display
icon.
10. Expand the objects to display their storage layout information graphically.
11. To exit, choose Exit from the File menu.
About Arrays for Storage Mapping and Statistics
SGeRAC provides “deep” mapping information and performance statistics for supported storage
arrays. Deep mapping information consists of identifying the physical disks that comprise each
LUN and the hardware RAID information for the LUNs.
NOTE: To use deep mapping, you must have Oracle 9.2.0.3. or later installed.
Veritas Array Integration Layer (VAIL) software interfaces third-party hardware storage arrays
with Veritas storage software. VAIL providers are software modules that enable Veritas
applications to discover, query, and manage third-party storage arrays. The vx_emc_symmetrix
provider manages EMC Symmetrix arrays.
For the most up-to-date array support information, see the appropriate hardware compatibility
list (HCL) on the Veritas Technical Support Web page at:
http://support.veritas.com
If you want to use storage array information accessible through the VAIL providers, install VAIL
and perform any required configuration for the storage arrays and VAIL providers. To use deep
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