Using the Serviceguard Toolkit for Oracle Data Guard in an HP Serviceguard Cluster B.01.00, September 2010

These scripts are:
- hadg.conf (user configuration file)
This script contains a list of pre-defined variables that the user must
customize for use
with a particular database instance. This is a configuration file which
is read by the toolkit
script, hadg.sh. The following variables are contained in hadg.conf:
TKIT_DIR: This directory is synonymous to the package directory
and
holds the toolkit configuration file. This parameter
directs
"cmapplyconf" to generate the hadg.conf file under this
directory.
To put toolkit into maintenance mode, create
dataguard.debug
file under this directory.
ORACLE_HOME: The base directory of Oracle where oracle is
installed.
ORACLE_ADMIN: User name of the Oracle database administrator.
This will be used
for starting and stopping of the database.
For Example:
ORACLE_ADMIN=oracle
SID_NAME: The Oracle session name. This uniquely identifies an
oracle
database instance.
START_MODE: This parameter determines the startup mode for
Oracle database.
The default value is "open". It can take the options -
"nomount",
"mount" or "open".
NOTE: For the ODG toolkit, always specify the value of
this parameter
as "mount".
MAINTENANCE_FLAG: Maintenance flag is used to bring this toolkit
into maintenance mode.
If set to yes, this will enable maintenance feature in
the toolkit.
Serviceguard Toolkit for Oracle Data Guard will look out
for a file
"dataguard.debug" in the package directory. If the file
exists and if
if maintenance feature is enabled, monitoring is paused,
and database