yep, I listed misc dbvols from 4-8GB below...
And thank you... in doing this I've noticed some unfinished work from
last week where I don't have a dbvol mirrored (ouch!)
And I have just as many 1 & 2 GB DB vols as 4 & 8 GB all mixed
together. As environments grow (or new environments created) we add 4
or 8 GB at a time (based on how big the physical devices are) and if
we have spare time (ha!) we swap 2GB dbvols with 4GB dbvols on 4GB
devices
Volume Name (Copy 1): /usr/adsm/DB36/dbfile36
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 2): /usr/adsm/DB34/dbfile34
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 3):
Copy Status: Undefined
Available Space (MB): 4,096
Allocated Space (MB): 2,880
Free Space (MB): 1,216
Volume Name (Copy 1): /usr/adsm/DB12a/dbfile12a
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 2): /usr/adsm/DB30a/dbfile30a
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 3):
Copy Status: Undefined
Available Space (MB): 4,612
Allocated Space (MB): 4,612
Free Space (MB): 0
Volume Name (Copy 1): /usr/adsm/DB12a/dbfile12a
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 2): /usr/adsm/DB30a/dbfile30a
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 3):
Copy Status: Undefined
Available Space (MB): 4,612
Allocated Space (MB): 4,612
Free Space (MB): 0
Volume Name (Copy 1): /usr/adsm/DB12/dbfile12
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 2): /usr/adsm/DB21/dbfile21
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 3):
Copy Status: Undefined
Available Space (MB): 4,640
Allocated Space (MB): 4,640
Free Space (MB): 0
Volume Name (Copy 1): /usr/adsm/DB14/dbfile14
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 2): /usr/adsm/DB51/dbfile51
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 3):
Copy Status: Undefined
Available Space (MB): 4,084
Allocated Space (MB): 3,412
Free Space (MB): 672
Volume Name (Copy 1): /usr/adsm/DB13/dbfile13
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 2): /usr/adsm/DB49/dbfile49
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 3):
Copy Status: Undefined
Available Space (MB): 4,096
Allocated Space (MB): 4,096
Free Space (MB): 0
Volume Name (Copy 1): /usr/adsm/DB12a/dbfile12a
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 2): /usr/adsm/DB30a/dbfile30a
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 3):
Copy Status: Undefined
Available Space (MB): 4,612
Allocated Space (MB): 4,612
Free Space (MB): 0
Volume Name (Copy 1): /usr/adsm/DB12a/dbfile12a
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 2): /usr/adsm/DB30a/dbfile30a
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 3):
Copy Status: Undefined
Available Space (MB): 4,612
Allocated Space (MB): 4,612
Free Space (MB): 0
Volume Name (Copy 1): /usr/adsm/DB46a/dbfile46a
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 2):
Copy Status: Undefined
Volume Name (Copy 3):
Copy Status: Undefined
Available Space (MB): 4,620
Allocated Space (MB): 4,620
Free Space (MB): 0
Volume Name (Copy 1): /usr/adsm/DB22/dbfile22
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 2): /usr/adsm/DB38/dbfile38
Copy Status: Sync'd
Volume Name (Copy 3):
Copy Status: Undefined
Available Space (MB): 8,312
Allocated Space (MB): 7,488
Free Space (MB): 824
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Subject: Re: database volumes
Author: g.rentschler (g.rentschler AT rus.uni-stuttgart DOT de) at unix,mime
Date: 8/4/98 3:21 AM
Hi,
I'm a little bit confused. I have AIX 4.2.1 and ADSM Server 3.1.1.3. In my
opinion this configuration should allow database volumes in jfs with more
than 2 GB. The version 3 ref manual even has a new option -g for dsmfmt
which allows to specify the size in gigabytes. However, before starting to
really using such big db volumes I would like to ask whether my assumption
is really true. Has anyone used db volumes in jfs > 2 GB?
Best regards
Gerhard
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