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Adding disks to diskgroup - ASM RAC

satish
Hi Erman,

Please need your help in adding disks to diskgroup.

 Our db versions 12.1.0.2

2 node rac(non-shared)

EBS R12.2.5

our DATADG diskgroup is about to exhaust space.Please help us in adding existing provisioned disks to diskgroup.Didnt do this activity earlier and seeking your support

 

SQL> select NAME,TOTAL_MB/1024,FREE_MB/1024 from v$asm_diskgroup;

 

NAME TOTAL_MB/1024 FREE_MB/1024

------------------------------ ------------- ------------

FRADG 499.980469 352.488281

OCRVOTE1 29.9765625 15.96875

REDO1ADG 4.98046875 4.8046875

DATADG 499.980469 60.6914063

REDO1BDG 4.98046875 4.8046875

REDO2BDG 4.98046875 4.8046875

REDO2ADG 4.98046875 4.8046875

 

SQL> select GROUP_NUMBER,HEADER_STATUS,STATE,TOTAL_MB,FREE_MB,PATH from v$asm_disk;

 

 

GROUP_NUMBER HEADER_STATU STATE      TOTAL_MB    FREE_MB PATH

------------ ------------ -------- ---------- ---------- ------------------------------

           2 MEMBER       NORMAL       102396      72188 ORCL:ARCH01

           2 MEMBER       NORMAL       102396      72220 ORCL:ARCH02

           2 MEMBER       NORMAL       102396      72224 ORCL:ARCH03

           2 MEMBER       NORMAL       102396      72124 ORCL:ARCH04

           2 MEMBER       NORMAL       102396      72192 ORCL:ARCH05

           1 MEMBER       NORMAL       102396      12396 ORCL:DATA01

           1 MEMBER       NORMAL       102396      12448 ORCL:DATA02

           1 MEMBER       NORMAL       102396      12440 ORCL:DATA03

           1 MEMBER       NORMAL       102396      12432 ORCL:DATA04

           1 MEMBER       NORMAL       102396      12432 ORCL:DATA05

           3 MEMBER       NORMAL         5116       2736 ORCL:OCRVOTEDISK1

           3 MEMBER       NORMAL         5116       2696 ORCL:OCRVOTEDISK2

           3 MEMBER       NORMAL         5116       2712 ORCL:OCRVOTEDISK3

           3 MEMBER       NORMAL         5116       2676 ORCL:OCRVOTEDISK4

           3 MEMBER       NORMAL         5116       2748 ORCL:OCRVOTEDISK5

           3 MEMBER       NORMAL         5116       2784 ORCL:OCRVOTEDISK6

           4 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        980 ORCL:REDO1DISK1

           5 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        976 ORCL:REDO1DISK10

           4 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        988 ORCL:REDO1DISK2

           4 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        984 ORCL:REDO1DISK3

           4 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        988 ORCL:REDO1DISK4

           4 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        980 ORCL:REDO1DISK5

           5 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        980 ORCL:REDO1DISK6

           5 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        988 ORCL:REDO1DISK7

           5 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        992 ORCL:REDO1DISK8

           5 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        984 ORCL:REDO1DISK9

           6 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        988 ORCL:REDO2DISK1

           7 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        980 ORCL:REDO2DISK10

           6 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        984 ORCL:REDO2DISK2

           6 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        984 ORCL:REDO2DISK3

           6 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        980 ORCL:REDO2DISK4

           6 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        984 ORCL:REDO2DISK5

           7 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        984 ORCL:REDO2DISK6

           7 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        980 ORCL:REDO2DISK7

           7 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        988 ORCL:REDO2DISK8

           7 MEMBER       NORMAL         1020        988 ORCL:REDO2DISK9

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA11

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA22

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA25

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA19

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA24

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA14

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA16

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA18

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA13

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA12

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA20

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA10

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA08

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA06

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA23

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA07

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA17

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA15

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA21

           0 PROVISIONED  NORMAL            0          0 ORCL:DATA09

Thank You,
Raj
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Re: Adding disks to diskgroup - ASM RAC

ErmanArslansOracleBlog
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This is a Core DBA question actually.. A RAC Admin related question.. But it is fine.

You can check this MOS note :

How To Add a New Disk(s) to An Existing Diskgroup on RAC Cluster or Standalone ASM Configuration (Best Practices). (Doc ID 557348.1)

and these ->

https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/OSTMG/GUID-7AED5447-C99B-4B7F-8196-CDA485BECA17.htm
https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/OSTMG/GUID-010D3B8E-A12F-4F4A-ABA9-E3CE0CF17E0E.htm
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satish
Thank you
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Re: Adding disks to diskgroup - ASM RAC

satish
Hi Erman,

Can we tell, if we are using multi-path disks or normal disks from above provided information?

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ErmanArslansOracleBlog
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In order to understand whether those disks are multipath devices or not, you should check the OS side.
See -> multipath command...