•
CLUSTERID
: Specifies the
es.xml
ID of the cluster
•
DISKGROUPNAME
: Specifies the name of the container disk group
3.3.3.2.2 ALTER ACFSVOLUME
This command alters an existing Oracle ASM Cluster File System (Oracle ACFS)
volume.
Syntax
ALTER ACFSVOLUME
VOLUMENAME = volume_name |
VOLUMESIZE = volume_size |
MOUNTPATH = mountpath
WHERE
ID = acfs_volume_id |
DISKGROUPID = diskgroup_id VOLUMENAME = volume_name|
CLUSTERNUMBER = cluster_number DISKGROUPNAME = diskgroup_name VOLUMENAME =
volume_name|
CLUSTERNAME = cluster_name DISKGROUPNAME diskgroup_name VOLUMENAME = volume_name|
CLUSTERID = cluster_id DISKGROUPNAME = diskgroup_name VOLUMENAME = volume_name
Arguments
You can modify the following attributes of the Oracle ACFS volume:
•
VOLUMENAME
: Specifies a new, unique volume name
•
VOLUMESIZE
: A number that specifies the new size of the volume in GB
•
MOUNTPATH
: Specifies the new file system mount path for the volume
The following arguments are available in the
WHERE
clause:
•
ID
: Specifies the
es.xml
ID for an existing Oracle ACFS volume
•
DISKGROUPID
: Specifies the
es.xml
ID for the container disk group
•
CLUSTERNUMBER
: Specifies the cluster number in the
es.xml
, starting at 1
•
CLUSTERNAME
: Specifies the name of the cluster
•
CLUSTERID
: Specifies the
es.xml
ID of the cluster
•
DISKGROUPNAME
: Specifies the name of the container disk group
•
VOLUMENAME
: Specifies the name of the existing Oracle ACFS volume
3.3.3.2.3 DELETE ACFSVOLUME
This command deletes an existing Oracle ASM Cluster File System (Oracle ACFS)
volume.
Syntax
DELETE ACFSVOLUME
WHERE
ID = acfs_volume_id |
DISKGROUPID = diskgroup_id VOLUMENAME = volume_name|
CLUSTERNUMBER = cluster_number DISKGROUPNAME = diskgroup_name VOLUMENAME =
volume_name|
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