AIX Logical Volume Management System

Preface: 

  pre-project needs to be deployed under several sets of AIX environment RAC cluster, little contact before the AIX system, basic commands create a logical volume is up on her face and so on, but in fact a lot of information on the Internet under the search, to sum up, but also to facilitate their future reference. 

Creating a Logical Volume 

1. Check all disk devices   

# the lsdev -Cc Disk 

hdisk0 the Available 50-T1-01 Huawei XSG1 FC Disk Drive 

hdisk1 the Available 50-T1-01 Huawei XSG1 FC Disk Drive 

hdisk2 the Available 50-T1-01 Huawei XSG1 FC Disk Drive 

50-T1-01 the Huawei the Available hdisk3 XSG1 the FC Disk Drive 

hdisk4 the Available T1-01 the Huawei XSG1 the FC-50 Disk Drive 

hdisk5 The T1-01 the Available the Huawei XSG1 the FC-50 Disk Drive 

hdisk6, the Available T1-01 the Huawei XSG1 the FC-50 Disk Drive 

hdisk7 the Available T1-01 Huawei XSG1 FC-50 Disk Drive 

hdisk8 the Available 50-T1-01 Huawei XSG1 FC Disk Drive 

hdisk9 the Available 50-T1-01 Huawei XSG1 FC Disk Drive

50-T1-01 the Huawei the Available hdisk10 XSG1 the FC Disk Drive 

hdisk11 the Available T1-01 the Huawei XSG1 the FC-50 Disk Drive 

hdisk12 the Available T1-01 the Huawei XSG1 the FC-50 Disk Drive 

hdisk13 the Available T1-01 the Huawei XSG1 the FC-50 Disk Drive 

hdisk14 the Available T1-01 the Huawei XSG1 the FC-50 Disk Drive 

hdisk15 the Available T1-01 the Huawei XSG1 the FC-50 Disk Drive 

hdisk16 the Available T1-01 the Huawei XSG1 the FC-50 Disk Drive 

annotation: wherein hdisk0 local storage, hdisk1-13 a shared memory database , hdisk14-16 late application to mount shared storage for OGG data synchronization and database backup storage path of 

2. View the disk size 

# Bootinfo--s hdisk14 

819200 

# Bootinfo--s hdisk15 

# Bootinfo--s hdisk16 

3. Creating PV, OGG data backup and user database synchronization hdisk14-16 

# the chdev hdisk14 the -l -a pv = yes 

# the chdev the -l -a pv = yes hdisk15

PV = the chdev Yes -a # -l hdisk16 

4. create a volume group VG 

# -Y vgbackup the mkvg hdisk14 hdisk15 hdisk16 

# vgbackup the lsvg   

5. The Create Logical Volume LV - 2T space allocated 


# -t JFS2 -Y lvbackup vgbackup the mklv 2000 

# the crfs JFS2 lvbackup -m -d -v / Oracle -p 'RW' = -a LOGNAME 'the INLINE' 

6. the mount point of view - in view VG LV distribution and corresponding file system 

# -l vgbackup the lsvg 

# Mount / Oracle 

# chown -R oracle.dba / oracle 

comment: set boot automatically mount, it is very important to modify / etc / filesystems configuration file, mount yes 

supplement: 

1. Check the volume group and the volume group details 


# -o the lsvg 

vgbackup 

the rootvg 

the lsvg the rootvg # 

VOLUME the GROUP: the rootvg VG IDENTIFIER: 00fa363400004c0000000154ec43ceef

VG STATE:           active                   PP SIZE:        256 megabyte(s)

VG PERMISSION:      read/write               TOTAL PPs:      799 (204544 megabytes)

MAX LVs:            256                      FREE PPs:       592 (151552 megabytes)

LVs:                12                       USED PPs:       207 (52992 megabytes)

OPEN LVs:           11                       QUORUM:         2 (Enabled)

TOTAL PVs:          1                        VG DESCRIPTORS: 2

STALE PVs:          0                        STALE PPs:      0

ACTIVE PVs:         1                        AUTO ON:        yes

MAX PPs per VG:     32512                                     

MAX PPs per PV:     1016                     MAX PVs:        32

The LTG size (the Dynamic): 256 kilobyte (S) the AUTO the SYNC: NO 

the HOT SPARE: NO BB POLICY: Relocatable 

the PV RESTRICTION: none of INFINITE the RETRY: NO 

DISK BLOCK SIZE: 512 CRITICAL in VG of: NO 

the FS the SYNC the OPTION: NO 

annotation: here creating the new logical volume useful information is PP sIZE free PPS we see PP size is 256M, there are 592 PP is not assigned to the logical volume (151552M free space) 

2. create a logical 

first check where the disk volume group: 

# the lsvg - the rootvg the p- 

the rootvg: 

pv_name the PV the PPs the FREE STATE TOTAL the PPs the FREE DISTRIBUTION 

hdisk0 the Active 799 592 159..103..10..160..160 

create logical volumes: 

- View to use the file system type 

# lsvg -l rootvg

# Mklv -y'lv_oracle '-t'jfs2' rootvg 400 hdisk0 - 100G create 

formatted file system: 

# / usr / sbin / JFS2 the crfs -v -d 'lv_oracle' -m '/ App' -p -A Yes rw 

. the Created File System successfully 

. 104 854 196 Total Disk Space kilobytes 

New File System size iS 209715200 

mount: 

# Mount / App 

View just specified mount path 

# df -SG / App 

Filesystem GB Blocks as Free *%% Iused mounted ON Used Iused 

/ dev / lv_oracle 100.00 99.98 1% 4 1% / app 

view the / etc / filesystems in / app mount information: 

/ app: 

        dev = / dev / lv_oracle 

        VFS = JFS2 

        log = / dev / HD8 

        Mount to true =

        = rw Options 

        the Account = false 

logical volume expansion 

when there is insufficient oracle installation directory, oracle database login prompt when lack of space equipment, tips are as follows: 

oracle @ S1P2 [/ oracle / dumpfile] $ sqlplus / AS sysdba 

SQL * Plus: Release 11.2 Production's ON Mon Nov 14 .0.4.0 17:44:09 2016 

Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, the Oracle All Rights Reserved.. 



ERROR: 

ORA-09 817:. Audit the Write to File failed The 

IBM AIX RISC System / 6000 Error: 28 : No Space left ON Device 

Additional Information: 12 

ORA-01075: you are logged ON Rate this page Currently 

logical volume expansion: 

# the lsvg the -lp the rootvg 

the rootvg: 

pv_name the PV the PPs the FREE STATE TOTAL the PPs the FREE DISTRIBUTION

799 328 159..39..00..00..130 the Active hdisk0 

# the chfs -a size = + 50G / dev / fslv00 - Expansion 50G 

expansion Reviewing: 


# df -SG / App 

Filesystem GB *% Used as Free Blocks Mounted ON Iused% Iused 

/ dev / fslv00 51 is the 100.00% 49.68%. 1 69126 / App

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