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Oracle cluster management
Can anyone suggest tools to help in managing Oracle across a ServiceGuard cluster? This would be on HP-UX v2 on Integrity servers. Veritas clustering is NOT be used.
I am interested in tools to assist in installation and maintenance of a database and the Oracle kernel across multiple nodes. Specific tasks would include creating the users required for installing Oracle and setting up shared volume groups and logical volumes across the cluster. Thanks! |
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