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Vordos, Suzy wrote:
> A very long time ago, there was a whitepaper on implementing Veritas for Oracle systems. I think it was published by Veritas. I've googled and searched veritas.com and can't find it anywhere.
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> IIRC, one of the recommendations in the whitepaper was to not use rootdg for database files, instead create a separate disk group. Does anyone have a link to some documentation or best practices? Our sys-admin insists on creating filesystems for Oracle on rootdg, but I seem to recall there are some risks in doing this. Maybe I'm hallucinating.
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> Thanks,
> Suzy
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Suzy,
This is from the older version, 2.2 but still might help you out:
http://eval.veritas.com/downloads/pro/dbed22_best_practices_paper.pdf
The only oracle thing I ever put on the rootdg is the Oracle Binaries. But, if we have enough disks in the machine, I will create a separate DG for them. Datafiles belong on their own DG's/volumes based on the layout you prefer.
-Brian
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