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Existing tasks are listed in the scheduler directory. Select the task in the
scheduler directory to display it in the right pane or right-click it to display
additional options.
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To access modification options for existing tasks, select the task in the
scheduler directory and right-click it. Select the appropriate option.
See “To modify a task to the scheduler” on page 103.
See “Viewing scheduled jobs” on page 102.
See “Automating creation of a database checkpoint” on page 104.
See “Automating creation of a database snapshot” on page 104.
See “Automating cloning of a database using a checkpoint” on page 105.
Accessing system maintenance tasks in the Java GUI
You can use the Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle Java GUI for:
■ Resynchronizing the SFDB repository
■ Rescanning the database instance
■ Displaying and rescanning tablespace information
■ Viewing Storage Mapping
■ Viewing I/O statistics
■ Determining the datafile file type
■ Converting regular datafiles to Quick I/O Files
■ Converting Quick I/O files to regular datafiles
■ Updating rescan intervals
■ Checking your system configuration
■ Saving the system configuration
Note: Quick I/O is not supported on Linux.
To access the maintenance options in the Java GUI
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Click the Oracle database icon in the object tree. (You may need to expand
the tree view to find the icon.)
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Select one of the following methods.
■ From the menu bar, select Oracle.
Using the VERITAS Storage Foundation for Oracle graphical user interface
Performing tasks in the Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle Java GUI
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