>I see a problem keeping the dump directories on the shared drives. For
some reason
> the drive is not available on either of thenodes, some thing happened,
then you
> can not even know what happened to Oracle, I mean your alertlog will
also be on
> the shared drive and so it is not avalable.
How is this different from completely losing a drive in a non-clustered
system?
It's a similar situation.
If you can't mount the shared drive from any/either of the nodes, you have
a
bigger problem than being unable to determine what the problem with Oracle
is.
In such a situation the problem might just be that neither node works.
Jared
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Tom & chris
thanks for the reply.
I see a problem keeping the dump directories on the shared drives. For
some reason the drive is not available on either of the
nodes, some thing happened, then you can not even know what happened to
Oracle, I mean your alertlog will also be on the shared
drive and so it is not avalable.
I am just wondering, has any body faced a situation like this?
Does oracle has any recommendation of location of Bdump/cdump/udump?? I
could not find it any where.
thanks
Deen
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Thomas F
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 10:56 AM
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Deen,
I am keeping all of the Oracle files (including dump directories) on
shared
disks. These disks then fail over when MCS/OFS fail to the other box.
Makes in cleaner, in my view, that the *total* Oracle database fails over
as
one unit.
I have the Oracle software installed on local disks (drive c) on each
machine. Of course, this means that I have two copies of the init.ora,
Listener.ora, and Tns/Sqlnet.ora files, but since these change so
infrequently (my NT system is dedicated to one Oracle application) this is
not a big deal for me.
Hope this helps, fellow DOL person!
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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Hi,
I just wondering what is the best practice for Dump file, parameter file
location on a Microsoft Cluster with OFS.
I saw some people keeping them on shared disks, some people keeping them
on
Local disks. Are there any Advantages and disadvantages
with either of the approaches.
Thanks
deen
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