Oracle RAC ASM Common Commands

In an Oracle RAC environment, use a grid account to perform

Run asmcmd into ASM command mode, such as:

[Email protected] ~]$ Asmcmd

Asmcmd>

Asmcmd> du//displays all disk space occupied by ASM files in the specified ASM directory

Asmcmd> Ls-ls//Lists the contents of the ASM directory and their properties, disk space consumption

asmcmd> pwd//view current path

Asmcmd> CD. /data//Switch directory

Asmcmd> LSCT//listing information for the current ASM client

asmcmd> LSDG//List all disk groups and their properties

asmcmd> lsof//list data file information

asmcmd> lsdsk//List The information of the disk

asmcmd> rm-f *.dbf//delete all current extension. dbf files

asmcmd> rm-fr Orcldemo//delete current Orcldemo directory

The root path of the ASM disk is "+" instead of "/", and the following is the demo operation:

Asmcmd> CD Datadg/demo

asmcmd> pwd

+datadg/demo//current path is +DATADG/GD

Asmcmd> CD +//switch to ASM disk root path

asmcmd> pwd

+//current path is root path +

You can also operate without entering ASM command mode, such as:

[[email protected] ~]$ asmcmd ls-ls//view ASM disk usage

To use the graphical interface, you can use the ASM Assistant command: ASMCA

[Email protected] ~]$ 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 to disk group name

[Email protected] ~]$ asmcmd lsdsk--statistics-g DATADG

or briefly read and write, including ASM disk list

[Email protected] ~]$ asmcmd iostat-g DATADG

Add ASM Disk Disk08_test to ASM Disk group DATADG, disk path is Orcl:data3_test

(You need to establish this disk name first 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;

Remove ASM disks from ASM Disk Group DATADG Disk08_test

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Oracle RAC ASM Common Commands