VERITAS Storage Foundation 4.1 Oracle Administrator's Guide
Removing a Clone Database Prerelease 8 September 2005, 8:55am
288 VERITAS Storage Foundation for Oracle Administrator’s Guide
Removing a Clone Database
In releases prior to 4.1, for removing a cloned database you were required to go through separate
menus to shut down and unmount clone databases. VERITAS Storage Foundation for Oracle 4.1,
provides the Remove Clone Database wizard, that can be accessed from the database instance node.
The Remove Clone Database wizard helps in shutting down and unmounting the clone database. It
also removes the Storage Checkpoint or resynchronizes the snapshot, if needed.
Removing a VM FlashSnap Clone Database
Removing a VM FlashSnap clone database unmounts the FlashSnap database. If needed, it also
resynchronizes the snapshot.
Caution Make sure that the VEA service is running on the secondary host. Also, make sure that
the database owner of the secondary host is registered on the VEA Service Console
Registry. See “Adding Users to the VERITAS Enterprise Administrator Service
Console Registry” on page 271 and “Starting the VERITAS Enterprise Administrator
Service” on page 273 for further details.
1. In the object tree, click a clone database that was created using VM FlashSnap. You may need
to expand the object tree to find the clone database.
2. Select one of the following methods to remove a clone database.
From the menu bar, click Oracle > Remove Clone Database.
or
Right click the clone database object to bring up a pop-up menu. Then, click Remove Clone
Database.
3. The Remove Clone Database dialog is displayed. In the Authentication section, verify the
UNIX user name and enter the password.
Verify the Snapplan File name and the Relocate path.
You may check the Resync Snapshot option to resynchronize the snapshot.
In the Primary Database Information section, verify the following information:
◆ Primary Host Name
◆ Database Name
◆ UNIX User Name
Note You are required to enter the Password only if you check the Resync Snapshot option.