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76About Veritas Storage Foundation and High Availability SolutionsKnown issuesI/O hangs on the primary node when running vxrvg snaprestore operation(2762147)In a CVR environment, if a secondary node is set as the logowner for an RVG,issuing the vxrvg snaprestore command on the primary node may result in anI/O hang.The vxrecover command does not automatically recover layered volumesin an RVG (2866299)The vxrecover command calls the recovery process for the top-level volume,which internally takes care of recovering its subvolumes. The vxrecover commanddoes not handle layered volumes correctly. The recovery process fails to recoverthe subvolumes, which remain in the NEEDSYNC state.Workaround:Manually recover the layered volumes using the vxvol utility, as follows:# vxvol -g diskgroup resync volumevxassist and vxresize operations do not work with layered volumes thatare associated to an RVG (2162579)This issue occurs when you try a resize operation on a volume that is associatedto an RVG and has a striped-mirror layout.Workaround:To resize layered volumes that are associated to an RVG1 Pause or stop the applications.2 Wait for the RLINKs to be up to date. Enter the following:# vxrlink -g diskgroup status rlink3 Stop the affected RVG. Enter the following:# vxrvg -g diskgroup stop rvg4 Disassociate the volumes from the RVG. Enter the following:# vxvol -g diskgroup dis vol5 Resize the volumes. In this example, the volume is increased to 10 GB. Enterthe following:# vxassist -g diskgroup growto vol 10G
About Veritas Storage Foundation and High Availability SolutionsKnown issues776 Associate the data volumes to the RVG. Enter the following:# vxvol -g diskgroup assoc rvg vol7 Start the RVG. Enter the following:# vxrvg -g diskgroup start rvg8 Resume or start the applications.Veritas Storage Foundation for Databases (SFDB) tools knownissuesThe following are known issues in this release of Veritas Storage Foundation forDatabases (SFDB) tools.SFDB commands do not work in IPV6 environment (2619958)In IPV6 environment, SFDB commands do not work for SF. There is no workaroundat this point of time.Database Storage Checkpoint unmount may fail with device busy (2591463)In some cases, when a database that is cloned using a Database Storage Checkpointis shut down, an error similar to the following may occur:SFAE Error:0457: Failed to unmount device/dev/vx/dsk/datadg/datavol:Ckpt_1317707593_rw_1317708154.Reason: VxFS returned error : umount: /tmp/clonedb/data: device isbusyWorkaround:As an Oracle user, force shut down the clone database if it is up and then retrythe unmount operation.Attempt to use SmartTier commands fails (2332973)The attempts to run SmartTier commands such as dbdst_preset_policyordbdst_file_move fail with the following error:fsppadm: ERROR: V-3-26551: VxFS failure on low level mechanismwith message - Device or resource busyThis error occurs if a sub-file SmartTier command such as dbdst_obj_move hasbeen previously run on the file system.
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