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Need some clarification on ASM
I am studying for 11g OCP. One of the question I read said that you have an 11g ASM with a disk group with three disks in it. One of them becomes unavailable. You alter the disk_repair_time from 3.6 hours to 5 hours. Then it asks to which disks in the disk group is this applicable?
1. All disks in disgroup
2. All disks in disgroup that are not currently in OFFLINE mode
3. All disks that are currently OFFLINE
4. All disks in the disgroups only if all of them are online
It says the answer is 2.
This does not make sense to me since you are extended the repair time so the unavailable disk does not get booted. Why would it not apply to that disk? Am I misunderstanding the answer?
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Originally Posted by lesstjm
I am studying for 11g OCP. One of the question I read said that you have an 11g ASM with a disk group with three disks in it. One of them becomes unavailable. You alter the disk_repair_time from 3.6 hours to 5 hours. Then it asks to which disks in the disk group is this applicable?
1. All disks in disgroup
2. All disks in disgroup that are not currently in OFFLINE mode
3. All disks that are currently OFFLINE
4. All disks in the disgroups only if all of them are online
It says the answer is 2.
This does not make sense to me since you are extended the repair time so the unavailable disk does not get booted. Why would it not apply to that disk? Am I misunderstanding the answer?
Actually, disk_repair_time is a diskgroup attribute so as I see it, it applies to the diskgroup (telling the diskgroup not to drop a failed disk until disk_repair_time threshold is reached) and not to individual disks.
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