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As with all systems, a disk failure can happen and so we had a failing disk on one of our ODA's. As mentioned in the ODA documentation, replacing a disk is easy and OAK does everything for you. Actually it is doing everything for you, from all OS related actions (like multipath configuration and partitioning) to dropping and adding the replaced disk in ASM.
It all looked fine until we got a close look after OAK was done adding the disk. Replacing the disk introduced the following 2 problems:
1. The ASM alertlog keeps logging:
and the /var/log/messages keeps logging messages like:
2. The size of the second partition on the new disk (used by diskgroup RECO) is not the same as the size of all other (orginal) disks. Partition 2 on original disks are 80800 MB but the partition 2 on the new disk is just 75080 MB.
Causes
Cause problem 1:
At first it looked like problem 1 (I/O errors in ASM alertlog and OS messages file) was because of the new disk also failing, but looking further the logfile /opt/oracle/oak/log//oak/oakd.log showed the new disk got a new device name, was partitioned and correctly added to the RECO diskgroup. The I/O errors the alertlog and messages file are showing are about the OLD (physically remove) disk and it is pretty hard to read/write to a physically removed disk :-).
The reason why the old disk device still exists, is because there are still processes (Grid Infra/ASM/Database) having open file descriptors to the old device so Linux is not able to remove the device.
Use the following commands to get a list of process id's for the processes that are still having open file descriptors to the device file of the removed disk:
/sbin/fuser /dev/mapper/p1
/sbin/fuser /dev/mapper/p2
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Example:
Cause problem 2:The /sbin/parted command that is executed by OAK when the new disk is inserted, is called to create 2 partitions on the new disk with using an partition size for partition 2, starting at the next cylinder after where partition 1 ends and ending on the cylinder based on 99% of the disk. When deploying the ODA these partitions are defined exactly the same way, but it seems that due to a change in the parted utility or because the new disk is different (Vendor: HITACHI, Model: HUS1560SCSUN600G) than the original disk (Vendor: SEAGATE, Model: ST360057SSUN600G) the 99% results in different end cylinder number, resulting in a smaller partition (around 6 GB smaller).
Solutions
Solution problem 1:
There is no real solution for getting rid of the old disk device and there is a generic ASM problem (MOS note 1485163.1: Disks of Dismounted Diskgroup Are Still Hold / Lock By Oracle Process) created, and still open, for this problem. It is not an ODA specific problem. The only way to get rid of the old device is to restart CRS stack per node, thus including all database instances running on that node.
Solution problem 2:This problem is said to be fixed in ODA 2.6.0.0.0 where you have the oppertunity to reinitialize the disk using oakcli which will recreate the disk partitions with the correct size (and of course all OS and ASM related actions too).
Lilyview 1 1 2 download free. Use an installed ODA File Converter for converting between different versions of .dwg, .dxb and .dxf.
Warning
Execution of an external application is a big security issue! Especiallywhen the path to the executable can be altered.
To avoid this problem delete the ezdxf.addons.odafc.py
module.
The ODA File Converter has to be installed by the user, the application is available for Windows XP,Windows 7 or later, Mac OS X, and Linux in 32/64-bit RPM and DEB format.
At least at Windows the GUI of the ODA File Converter pops up on every call.
ODA File Converter version strings, you can use any of this strings to specify a version, 'R.'
and'AC..'
strings will be automatically mapped to 'ACAD..'
strings:
ODAFC | ezdxf | Version |
---|---|---|
ACAD9 | not supported | AC1004 |
ACAD10 | not supported | AC1006 |
ACAD12 | R12 | AC1009 |
ACAD13 | R13 | AC1012 |
ACAD14 | R14 | AC1014 |
ACAD2000 | R2000 | AC1015 |
ACAD2004 | R2004 | AC1018 |
ACAD2007 | R2007 | AC1021 |
ACAD2010 | R2010 | AC1024 |
ACAD2013 | R2013 | AC1027 |
ACAD2018 | R2018 | AC1032 |
Usage:
ezdxf.addons.odafc.
exec_path
¶Path to installed ODA File Converter executable, default is'C:ProgramFilesODAODAFileConverterODAFileConverter.exe'
.
ezdxf.addons.odafc.
temp_path
¶Path to a temporary folder by default the system temp folder defined by environment variableTMP
or TEMP
.
The ODA File Converter has to be installed by the user, the application is available for Windows XP,Windows 7 or later, Mac OS X, and Linux in 32/64-bit RPM and DEB format.
At least at Windows the GUI of the ODA File Converter pops up on every call.
ODA File Converter version strings, you can use any of this strings to specify a version, 'R.'
and'AC..'
strings will be automatically mapped to 'ACAD..'
strings:
ODAFC | ezdxf | Version |
---|---|---|
ACAD9 | not supported | AC1004 |
ACAD10 | not supported | AC1006 |
ACAD12 | R12 | AC1009 |
ACAD13 | R13 | AC1012 |
ACAD14 | R14 | AC1014 |
ACAD2000 | R2000 | AC1015 |
ACAD2004 | R2004 | AC1018 |
ACAD2007 | R2007 | AC1021 |
ACAD2010 | R2010 | AC1024 |
ACAD2013 | R2013 | AC1027 |
ACAD2018 | R2018 | AC1032 |
Usage:
ezdxf.addons.odafc.
exec_path
¶Path to installed ODA File Converter executable, default is'C:ProgramFilesODAODAFileConverterODAFileConverter.exe'
.
ezdxf.addons.odafc.
temp_path
¶Path to a temporary folder by default the system temp folder defined by environment variableTMP
or TEMP
.
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ezdxf.addons.odafc.
readfile
(filename: str, version: str = None, audit=False) → Drawing¶Microsoft office 2016 updaters only 15 15 0 download free. Use an installed ODA File Converter to convert a DWG/DXB/DXF fileinto a temporary DXF file and load this file by ezdxf.
Mac Os Mojave
Parameters: |
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ezdxf.addons.odafc.
export_dwg
(doc: Drawing, filename: str, version: str = None, audit=False, replace=False) → None¶Use an installed ODA File Converter to export a DXF document docas a DWG file.
Saves a temporary DXF file and convert this DXF file into a DWG file by theODA File Converter. If version is not specified the DXF version of thesource document is used.
Parameters: |
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Changed in version 0.15: added replace option