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

Removing volumes from a storage class for Database Dynamic Storage
Tiering using dbdst_rmvol
You may need to remove a volume from a volume set. To remove a volume, use
the dbdst_rmvol command.
Before removing a volume, review the following information:
■ The database must be inactive when removing volumes from a
storage class.
■ Only a volume that does not contain any file system data can be
removed
Usage notes
To remove a volume from a volume set
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Use the dbdst_rmvol command as follows:
$ /opt/VRTS/bin/dbdst_rmvol -S $ORACLE_SID -M mount_device \
-v volume_name[,volume_name]
Relocating files for Database Dynamic Storage Tiering using
dbdst_file_move
Use the dbdst_file_move command to relocate flashback logs, archive logs,
datafiles, and external files if the files are no longer being used frequently.
Table 11-3 shows the dbdst_file_move command options.
Table A-13
dbdst_file_move command options
DescriptionOption
Specifies which archive logs or Flashback logs to move. Do not use this
option with the -f option. Flashback is supported by Oracle 10g or later.
-o
archive[n] |
flashback
Specifies whether to move external files or datafiles. Use this option
with the -f option.
-o external
| datafile
Specifies a listfile that contains a list of files or directories to be moved.-f listfile
Specifies the storage class to which the files should be moved. If the
days option is used, the files will be moved to the class specified if they
have not been accessed in the number of days specified. Do not specify
days if you are using the -o datafile option.
-c
class[:days]
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