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We recently had to do an OTM v5.0 to v5.5 migration on an AIX server that was connected to NAS storage. Funny enough - one of the largest issues wasn't the migration, but rather trying to get the Oracle DB created on the NAS storage.
In the end, we found that we had to manually mount the NAS filesystem using the following parameters:
For some reason on AIX, editing /etc/filesystems wasn't enough and we had to manually unmount and remount using the command line above in order to get it to work.
--Chris
In the end, we found that we had to manually mount the NAS filesystem using the following parameters:
Code:
mount -o cio,rw,bg,hard,nointr,rsize=32768,wsize=32768,proto=tcp,noac,vers=3,timeo=600 nas.company.com:/vol/db_u02 /u02
NOTE: We don't recommend using NAS storage for an OTM DB server in production - the latency times are too high and will cause serious performance issues. This was done in DEV/TEST, though I would prefer local and/or SAN storage instead.
Hope this helps!--Chris