In the OracleRAC environment, run asmcmd with the grid account to enter the asm command mode, such as: [grid @ oradb-node1 ~] $ AsmcmdASMCMDgt; ASMCMD
In the Oracle RAC environment, use the grid account to run asmcmd to enter the asm command mode, such as: [grid @ oradb-node1 ~] $ Asmcmd ASMCMDgt; ASMCMD
In the Oracle RAC environment, run
Run asmcmd to enter the asm command mode, for example:
[Grid @ oradb-node1 ~] $ Asmcmd
ASMCMD>
ASMCMD> du // display all disk space occupied by the ASM file in the specified ASM directory
ASMCMD> ls-ls // list the content, attributes, and disk space in the ASM directory.
ASMCMD> pwd // view the current path
ASMCMD> cd ../DATA // switch directory
ASMCMD> lsct // list information of the current ASM Client
ASMCMD> lsdg // list all disk groups and their attributes
ASMCMD> lsof // List Data File Information
ASMCMD> lsdsk // list disk Information
ASMCMD> rm-f *. dbf // delete all files with the. dbf extension.
ASMCMD> rm-fr orcldemo // Delete the current orcldemo directory
The root path of the ASM disk is "+" instead of "/". The following is a demonstration operation:
ASMCMD> cd datadg/demo
ASMCMD> pwd
+ Datadg/demo // The current path is + datadg/gd
ASMCMD> cd + // switch to the root path of the ASM Disk
ASMCMD> pwd
+ // The current path is the root path +
You can also choose not to enter the ASM command mode, such:
[Grid @ oradb-node1 ~] $ Asmcmd ls-ls // view the usage of the ASM Disk
To use the graphical interface, run the ASM assistant command: asmca.
[Grid @ oradb-node1 ~] $ Sqlplus/as sysasm
-- View disk group information
SQL> select name, state, type, total_mb, free_mb from v $ asm_diskgroup;
-- View disk Information
SQL> select group_number, path, state, total_mb, free_mb from v $ asm_disk;
-- View disk I/O information. datadg is the disk group name.
[Grid @ oradb-node1 ~] $ Asmcmd lsdsk -- statistics-G datadg
Or briefly display the read/write, including the ASM disk list.
[Grid @ oradb-node1 ~] $ Asmcmd iostat-G datadg
Add the ASM disk disk08_test to the ASM disk group datadg. the disk path is ORCL: DATA3_TEST.
(You must first create this disk name at the operating system level/etc/init. d/oracleasm createdisk DATA3_TEST/dev/mapper/mpathx)
SQL> alter diskgroup datadg add disk 'ORCL: DATA3_TEST 'name disk08_test;
Delete the ASM disk disk08_test from the ASM disk group datadg.
SQL> alter diskgroup datadg drop disk disk08_test;
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