Re: HP-UX 11/9iR2/dbv

"Vergara, Michael (TEM)" wrote:
>
> Hi All!
>
> This is a question for the script gurus out there. I am running
> an SAP system. Recently, during a DR test, we found several
> files with corruption. These were found originally with an
> ORA-600 [12700], and confirmed with dbv.
>
> So now they want me to run dbv's on the database files during
> the maintenance window. Now, I can create a script that will
> scan all the files, but it's linear and will take for-flipping-ever.
>
> So, has anyone out there created a script (csh, ksh, sh, perl, whatever)
> that can take a parameter list of files, and keep several child
> processes running at a time?
>
> What I want to do is create a list of all database files. This list
> would be input to a script that would keep 'n' child processes
> running (running 'dbv') until the list was exhausted. Say that 'n'
> was six. This process would keep 6 dbv's running. When one child
> dbv process finished, the next in line would be started.
>
> Anybody done something like this, or am I just an ambitious dreamer?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>

Mike,

   Take a look at http://www.oriole.com/scripts/analyze_parallel.kh - not exactly the same thing as what you want to do, far from it, but I think that if you query V$DBA_DATA_FILES instead of USER_SEGMENTS and run dbv instead of calling sqlplus and make it run analyze you should come very close.

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