ASMCMD Template Management Commands

This topic provides a summary of the ASMCMD template management commands.

Table 10-85 lists the ASMCMD template management commands with brief descriptions.

Table 10-85 Summary of ASMCMD template management commands

Command	Description
chtmpl	Changes the attributes of a template.
lstmpl	Lists disk group templates.
mktmpl	Adds a template to a disk group.
rmtmpl	Removes a template from a disk group.

chtmpl

Purpose

Changes the attributes of a template.

Syntax and Description

chtmpl -G diskgroup { [--striping {coarse|fine}]
     [--redundancy {high|mirror|unprotected} ] [--primary {hot|cold}] 
     [--secondary {hot|cold}]} template

Table 10-86 lists the syntax options for the chtmpl command.

Table 10-86 Options for the chtmpl command

Option	Description
`-G` `diskgroup`	Name of the disk group.
`template`	Name of the template to change.
`--striping` {`coarse` \| `fine`}	Striping specification, either `coarse` or `fine`.
`--redundancy` { `high` \| `mirror` \| `unprotected`}	Redundancy specification, either `high`, `mirror`, or `unprotected`.
`--primary` { `hot` \| `cold` }	Intelligent Data Placement specification for primary extents, either `hot` or `cold` region.
`--secondary` { `hot` \| `cold` }	Intelligent Data Placement specification for secondary extents, either `hot` or `cold` region.

At least one of the following options is required: --striping, --redundancy, --primary, or --secondary.

For information about updating templates, see "Modifying a Disk Group Template".

Example

The following is an example of the chtmpl command that updates the mytemplate template of the data disk group. The redundancy attribute is set to high and the striping attribute is set to fine.

Example 10-90 Using the ASMCMD chtmpl command

ASMCMD [+] > chtmpl -G data --redundancy high --striping fine mytemplate

lstmpl

Purpose

Lists all templates for all disk groups or the templates for a specified disk group.

Syntax and Description

lstmpl [--suppressheader] [-l] [-G diskgroup] [pattern]

Table 10-87 lists the syntax options for the lstmpl command.

Table 10-87 Options for the lstmpl command

Option	Description
`-G` `diskgroup`	Specifies disk group name.
`--suppressheader`	Suppresses column headings.
`-l`	Displays all details.
`pattern`	Displays the templates that match pattern expression.

For information about template attributes, see "Template Attributes".

Example

The following is an example of the lstmpl command. The example lists all details of the templates in the data disk group.

Example 10-91 Using the ASMCMD lstmpl command

ASMCMD [+] > lstmpl -l -G data

Group_Name  Group_Num  Name                       Stripe  Sys  Redund  PriReg  MirrReg  
DATA        1          ARCHIVELOG                 COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          ASMPARAMETERFILE           COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          AUDIT_SPILLFILES           COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          AUTOBACKUP                 COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          AUTOLOGIN_KEY_STORE        COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          BACKUPSET                  COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          CHANGETRACKING             COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          CONTROLFILE                FINE    Y    HIGH    COLD    COLD
DATA        1          DATAFILE                   COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          DATAGUARDCONFIG            COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          DUMPSET                    COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          FLASHBACK                  COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          FLASHFILE                  COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          INCR XTRANSPORT BACKUPSET  COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          KEY_STORE                  COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          OCRFILE                    COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          ONLINELOG                  COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          PARAMETERFILE              COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          TEMPFILE                   COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          VOTINGFILE                 COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          XTRANSPORT                 COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD
DATA        1          XTRANSPORT BACKUPSET       COARSE  Y    MIRROR  COLD    COLD

mktmpl

Purpose

Adds a template to a disk group.

Syntax and Description

mktmpl -G diskgroup [--striping {coarse|fine}]
     [--redundancy {high|mirror|unprotected} ] [--primary {hot|cold}] 
     [--secondary {hot|cold}] template

Table 10-88 lists the syntax options for the mktmpl command.

Table 10-88 Options for the mktmpl command

Option	Description
`-G` `diskgroup`	Name of the disk group.
`template`	Name of the template to create.
`--striping` {`coarse` \| `fine`}	Striping specification, either `coarse` or `fine`.
`--redundancy` { `high` \| `mirror` \| `unprotected`}	Redundancy specification, either `high`, `mirror`, or `unprotected`.
`--primary` { `hot` \| `cold` }	Intelligent Data Placement specification for primary extents, either `hot` or `cold` region.
`--secondary` { `hot` \| `cold` }	Intelligent Data Placement specification for secondary extents, either `hot` or `cold` region.

For information about adding templates, see "Adding Templates to a Disk Group".

Example

The following is an example of the mktmpl command that adds the mytemplate template to the data disk group. The new template has the redundancy set to mirror and the striping set to coarse.

Example 10-92 Using the ASMCMD mktmpl command

ASMCMD [+] > mktmpl -G data --redundancy mirror --striping coarse mytemplate

rmtmpl

Purpose

Removes a template from a disk group.

Syntax and Description

rmtmpl -G diskgroup template

Table 10-89 lists the syntax options for the rmtmpl command.

Table 10-89 Options for the rmtmpl command

Option	Description
`-G` `diskgroup`	Name of the disk group.
`template`	Name of the template to delete.

For information about template attributes, see "Template Attributes".

Example

The following is an example of the rmtmpl command that removes the mytemplate template from the data disk group.

Example 10-93 Using the ASMCMD rmtmpl command

ASMCMD [+] > rmtmpl -G data mytemplate