Displaying free space on storage classes for Database Dynamic Storage Tiering using dbdst_show


Displaying free space on storage classes for Database Dynamic Storage Tiering using dbdst_show_fs
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Displaying free space on storage classes for Database Dynamic Storage Tiering using dbdst_show_fs

To see the free space, class information, and volume information on your storage classes, use the dbdst_show_fs command.

Table: Oracle dbdst_show_fs command options shows the Oracle dbdst_show_fs command options.

Table: Oracle dbdst_show_fs command options

Option	Description
-S $ORACLE_SID	Specifies the ORACLE_SID, which is the name of the Oracle instance.
-o volume	Displays the free space on volumes in each class.
-m	Specifies the mount point.

Before displaying the free space on a storage class, review the following information:

Prerequisites	Make sure the file system is mounted.
Usage notes	See the dbdst_show_fs(1M) manual page.

To display the free space on a storage class

Use the dbdst_show_fs command as follows:

$ /opt/VRTS/bin/dbdst_show_fs -S $ORACLE_SID -o volume \
-m mount_point

$ /opt/VRTS/bin/dbdst_show_fs -S FLAS10r2  -m /snap_data10r2

MAXCLASS=4
MINCLASS=2
TOTAL CLASS=3

VOLUME NAME          SIZE    USED     AVAILABLE
-----------          ----    ----     ---------

CLASS=FAST
datavol1             1024000 20692    1003308

CLASS=MEDIUM
datavol2             4608000 221075   4386925

CLASS=PRIMARY
datavol-b4vset       3072000 2765061  306939

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