Oracle 8i OPS

Question

I'm in the process of building a two node cluster on Sun Netra 1405s with Sun Cluster 3.0 and using Veritas 3.11. The cluster is up and running properly and I've built a shared disk group successfully. I encounter problems when I install the Sun Cluster agents SUNWudlm, SUNWudlmr and the Oracle OPS patch ORCLudlm. Once these packages are installed, I apply the OPS patch 111857-01 and reboot the system. When the primary node comes up, a kernel panic happens with the following vxclust console messages:
Mar 19 09:52:01 venus ID[vxclust]: members 1 joiners 1 leavers 0
Mar 19 09:52:01 venus ID[vxclust]: ending step step1 time: 03/19 09:52:01.486:
mMar 19 09:52:02 venus ID[vxclust]: starting step2 time: 03/19 09:52:02.022: seq # 1
Mar 19 09:52:02 venus ID[vxclust]: CVM:MASTER=0 SELF=0
Mar 19 09:52:02 venus ID[vxclust]: ending step step2 time: 03/19 09:52:02.025:
Mar 19 09:52:02 venus SUNWudlm.udlmreconfig.udlmstep1_cmd: Unix DLM no longer running
Mar 19 09:52:02 venus SUNWscucm.ucmm_reconf: udlm exited with error 1 in step cmmstep2
Mar 19 09:52:03 venus Cluster.OPS.UCMMD: prog <ucmm_reconf> failed on step <cmmstep2> retcode <1>
Mar 19 09:52:03 venus Cluster.OPS.UCMMD: ucm_callback for step 2 generated exception 0
Mar 19 09:52:03 venus ID[vxclust]: starting abort time: 03/19 09:52:03.619: seq # 1
Mar 19 09:52:03 venus ID[vxclust]: calling volcvm_abort time: 03/19 09:52:03.621:
Mar 19 09:52:03 venus ID[vxclust]: volcvm_abort finished time: 03/19 09:52:03.622:
Mar 19 09:52:03 venus ID[vxclust]: ending step abort time: 03/19 09:52:03.623:
Mar 19 09:52:03 venus Cluster.OPS.UCMMD: cm_callback_impl abort_trans: exiting
Can someone tell me if there is a proper OPS installation proceedure that Oracle can provide me? If not, has anyone encountered a similar problem?

Answer 1

hal lavender wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to achieve Load Balancing & Failover of Database requests to two of the nodes in 8i OPS.
Both the nodes are located in the same data center.
Here comes the config of one of the connection pools.
<JDBCConnectionPool CapacityIncrement="5" ConnLeakProfilingEnabled="true"
DriverName="oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver" InactiveConnectionTimeoutSeconds="0"
InitialCapacity="10" MaxCapacity="25" Name="db1Connection598011" PasswordEncrypted="{3DES}ARaEjYZ58HfKOKk41unCdQ=="
Properties="user=ts2user" Targets="ngusCluster12,ngusCluster34" TestConnectionsOnCreate="false"
TestConnectionsOnRelease="false" TestConnectionsOnReserve="true" TestFrequencySeconds="0"
TestTableName="SQL SELECT 1 FROM DUAL" URL="jdbc:oracle:thin:@192.22.11.160:1421:dbinst01" />
<JDBCConnectionPool CapacityIncrement="5" ConnLeakProfilingEnabled="true"
DriverName="oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver" InactiveConnectionTimeoutSeconds="0"
InitialCapacity="10" MaxCapacity="25" Name="db2Connection598011" PasswordEncrypted="{3DES}ARaEjYZ58HfKOKk41unCdQ=="
Properties="user=ts2user" Targets="ngusCluster12,ngusCluster34" TestConnectionsOnCreate="false"
TestConnectionsOnRelease="false" TestConnectionsOnReserve="true" TestFrequencySeconds="0"
TestTableName="SQL SELECT 1 FROM DUAL" URL="jdbc:oracle:thin:@192.22.11.161:1421:dbinst01" />
<JDBCMultiPool AlgorithmType="Load-Balancing" Name="pooledConnection598011"
PoolList="db1Connection598011,db2Connection598011" Targets="ngusCluster12,ngusCluster34" />
Please let me know , if you need further information
HalHi Hal. All that seems fine, as it should be. Tell me how you
enact a failure so that you'd expect one pool to still be good
when the other is bad.
thanks,
Joe