There is a helpful command to check the OS Release on the Alternative Disk in AIX without booting from it or wakeup
/usr/lpp/bosinst/blvset -d /dev/hdisk0 -g level
There is a helpful command to check the OS Release on the Alternative Disk in AIX without booting from it or wakeup
/usr/lpp/bosinst/blvset -d /dev/hdisk0 -g level
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Below is script Tested on AIX Environments to List ALL ASM Disks ( Oracle ASM ) with SN , Header of DIsk , Major and Minor ,,
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This small article describes how to change the ct_node_id in case two LPARs have the same.
When you clone an LPAR by splitting up a copy of the rootvg of an existing LPAR on storage level, both the original and the cloned rootvg have the same /etc/ct_node_id. This confuses the HMC and communication between LPAR and HMC will only partly work. DLPAR for instance doesn’t work if two LPARs have the same node ID in /etc/ct_node_id.
Sometimes AIX Admin need to be sure that the System is connected to different SAN Switch for more redundancy and stability.
Follow below steps to check SAN Switches from AIX Side:
# lsdev |grep fc fcs0 Available 24-T1 Virtual Fibre Channel Client Adapter fcs1 Available 24-T1 Virtual Fibre Channel Client Adapter # lsattr -El fscsi0 |grep -i scsi_id scsi_id 0xdf0707 Adapter SCSI ID False # lsattr -El fscsi1 |grep -i scsi_id scsi_id 0xde0718 Adapter SCSI ID False
You can use the following command to change Specific string on all files under specific directory:
find /u01/directory -type f | xargs perl -pi~ -e ‘s/oldtext/newtext/g;’
Tested on Linux & AIX
Ref:
https://blogs.oracle.com/rammenon/recursively-replacing-a-string-in-all-files-in-a-directory-linux
You can download the following PDF which you can use it for a quick start on Solaris:
the PDF file taking about the following outlines:
The following link containing a quick sheet to start on Shell Script:
The Sheet has the following outline:
Variables
Relational operators
Pattern matching
Functions
Shell math
Test conditions
Flow control
Sample snippets
Special variables
Conditional commands
Trapping signals
Output redirection
Variable substitution
Anti-money laundering software is software used in the finance and legal industries to meet the legal requirements for financial institutions and other regulated entities to prevent or report money laundering activities. There are four basic types of software that address anti-money laundering: transaction monitoring systems, currency transaction reporting (CTR) systems, customer identity management systems and compliance management software.
Automatic Storage Management (ASM) is an Oracle database feature that provides DBAs with a simple storage management interface that is consistent across all server and storage platforms.
ASM is an integrated volume manager for storing Oracle database files – including datafiles, redo logs, backups, controlfiles and spfiles. ASM allows administrators to add and remove disks while the database is on-line and available to users. Data is automatically striped across all disks in a disk group, and is optionally mirrored.
ODS (Operational Data Store) is an integrated database of operational data. Its sources include legacy systems and it contains current or near term data. A typical ODS may contain 30 to 60 days of information, while a data warehouse typically contains years of data.