Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle 5.0 Administrator's Guide, HP-UX 11i v3, Second Edition, December 2008

To create a Storage Checkpoint allocation policy
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Use the dbed_ckptpolicy command as follows:
$ /opt/VRTS/bin/dbed_ckptpolicy -S ORACLE_SID \
-o create -p ckpt_policy
Note: A partial policy indicates that the Storage Checkpoint allocation policy
does not include all the file systems used by the database.
This example shows how to create a Storage Checkpoint allocation policy
with the name ckpt_sample database for a database named PROD:
$ dbed_ckptpolicy -S PROD -o create -p ckpt_sample
Output similar to the following is displayed.
File System: /mvsfs/v2 (MVS volumes: mvsv4,mvsv5)
Assigned Data Policy: NONE (MVS Volumes: N/A)
Assigned Meta Data Policy: NONE (MVS Volumes: N/A)
Please enter the volume name(s), separated by space, for the
policy ckpt_sample [skip,quit]: mvsv4
File System: /mvsfs/v1 (MVS volumes: mvsv1,mvsv2,mvsv3)
Assigned Data Policy: NONE (MVS Volumes: N/A)
Assigned Meta Data Policy: NONE (MVS Volumes: N/A)
Please enter the volume name(s), separated by space, for the
policy ckpt_sample [skip,quit]: mvsv2
The following information will be used to create policy ckpt_sample
ckpt_sample /mvsfs/v2 mvsv4
ckpt_sample /mvsfs/v1 mvsv2
Assigning a Storage Checkpoint allocation policy
You can use either of the following methods to assign an allocation policy to a
Storage Checkpoint:
■ Use the dbed_ckptpolicy command to assign allocation policies to an existing
Storage Checkpoint.
159Using Storage Checkpoints and Storage Rollback
Storage Checkpoint allocation policies