Local CVM and Oracle group attributes


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Local CVM and Oracle group attributes

The following table lists attributes that must be defined as local for the CVM and Oracle service groups (note that each attribute has string-scalar as the type and dimension).

Resource	Attribute	Definition
`IP`	`Address`	The virtual IP address (not the base IP address) associated with the interface. For example: `Address @sysa = "192.2.40.21"` `Address @sysb = "192.2.40.22"`
`Netlsnr`	`Listener`	The name of the Listener. For example: `Listener @sysa = LISTENER_a` `Listener @sysb = LISTENER_b`
`Oracle`	`Sid`	The variable $ORACLE_SID represents the Oracle system ID. For example, if the SIDs for two systems, `sysa` and `sysb`, are VRT1 and VRT2 respectively, their definitions would be: `Sid @sysa = VRT1` `Sid @sysb = VRT2`
`Oracle`	`Pfile`	The parameter file: `$ORACLE_HOME/dbs/init$ORACLE_SID.ora`. For example: `Pfile @sysa = "/oracle/VRT/dbs/initVRT1.ora"` `Pfile @sysb = "/oracle/VRT/dbs/initVRT2.ora"`
`Oracle`	`Table`	The table used for in-depth monitoring by `User/PWord` on each cluster node. For example: `Table @sysa = vcstable_sysa` `Table @sysb = vcstable_sysb` Using the same table on all Oracle instances is not recommended. Using the same table generates IPC traffic and could cause conflicts between the Oracle recovery processes and the agent monitoring processes in accessing the table. Note `Table` is only required if in-depth monitoring is used. If the `PWord` varies by RAC instance, it must also be defined as local.

If other attributes for the Oracle resource differ for various RAC instances, define them locally as well. These attributes may include the Oracle resource attributes User, PWord, the CVMVolDg resource attribute CVMActivation, and others.


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