RAC aware application?
hi all,
i am new to RAC, one of the production DBAs asked me whether a particular application(a web application with a middle layer, application server) is RAC aware or not.
my understanding is, the only thing we need to use is , TNS details specific to the RAC clusters in JDBC connection, to connect to the database hosted in the RAC environment.
is my understanding correct?
please help.
thanks,
charles
You might want to get clarification of the question from the DBA.
Your interpretation is one of many, and is quite valid.
However, from a performance point of view, a RAC-aware application may have been designed to minimize interconnect traffic by localizing blocks. And that might require service configuration, TNS or load configuration and other considerations. A certain amoutn of 'RAC-awareness' is also tied to the version of RAC being targetted.
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Skon Lapamnuaypol <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I think my question might be uncleared. I know how to setup a WLAS
cluster.
> But, I want to verify that the application itself is cluster awared
program.
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>
> Thanks,
> Skon L.
>
> Wei Guan wrote in message <[email protected]>...
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> >
> >Hope it helps.
> >--
> >Cheers - Wei
> >
> >
> >
> >Skon Lapamnuaypol <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >news:[email protected]...
> >> Hi,
> >> My company has purchased for an e-commerce applications from our
vendor.
> >> That applications was running on WebLogic 4.5.1. Our vendor claim that
> >their
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> >client
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> >> weblogic.ejb.deploy.something=something.ser. I know that some cluster
> >> awared application config. can be setup in META-INF file by using
> >> weblogic.deployer. But, I don't know how to check it on .ser file.
> >> My question is how can I verify that the application that we purchase
is
> >> cluster awared application. If it's not cluster program, what do we get
> >from
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> >
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When I look at the list of connections using netstat, I am seeing the connection was established to vip1's ip address as well as node2's ip address (no vip2 or node1 ip). pls show us what You are seing.
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Heap at VM Abort:
Heap
def new generation total 2752K, used 1798K [0xaacd0000, 0xaafc0000, 0xab3e0000)
eden space 2496K, 63% used [0xaacd0000, 0xaae5c490, 0xaaf40000)
from space 256K, 83% used [0xaaf80000, 0xaafb5610, 0xaafc0000)
to space 256K, 0% used [0xaaf40000, 0xaaf40000, 0xaaf80000)
tenured generation total 23072K, used 21421K [0xab3e0000, 0xaca68000, 0xaecd0000)
the space 23072K, 92% used [0xab3e0000, 0xac8cb768, 0xac8cb800, 0xaca68000)
compacting perm gen total 16384K, used 14987K [0xaecd0000, 0xafcd0000, 0xb2cd0000)
the space 16384K, 91% used [0xaecd0000, 0xafb72d50, 0xafb72e00, 0xafcd0000)
Local Time = Wed Jun 7 04:07:29 2006
Elapsed Time = 1334
# HotSpot Virtual Machine Error : 11
# Error ID : 4F530E43505002EF
# Please report this error at
# http://java.sun.com/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi
# Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (1.4.2_02-b03 mixed mode)
Everytime it is the same method that crashes the application.
Since this is running against a RAC installation, I prefer to use Thick driver for failover-purposes.
1. Any ideas of why this crashes ?
2. Should I try to upgrade the driver, and if yes, how should that be accomplished.
(Should I just install the newest available classes12.jar for this client ?)Hi!
Thanks for the reply. I used the word 'stack-trace' which is not correct, sorry.. :)
But what I see is that the current java-thread is always in the same method;
Current Java thread:
at oracle.jdbc.oci8.OCIDBAccess.get_column_count(Native Method)...
..which is the oci8 driver.
This is an OAS installation, and I would guess that is isn't too easy just to upgrade to the last JDK, since this jdk used is a part of the total installation.
Do you have any other suggestions of how to pinpoint in greater detail what actually goes wrong here ?
Is it possible to upgrade only the oci8 driver (if this is the faulty one..) ?
Thank you! -
Linux set up for Oracle RAC (real application cluster)
Hi Guys,
I m wrkig as Oracle DBA.
Very curious to know the initials for RAC set up at OS level.
Can anyone provide his/her usefull guidelines for the same.
Although I know all steps at OS level also, but didn't did the set up of before Oracle RAC installation.
Want to increase knowlegde on like:
--how we sahre storage.
--how we set up network (private & virtual IP) and how can check working of NIC's.
--and other required things.
Will appreciate ur help and if someone want to share his/her personal experience.
Thx in advance.[email protected] wrote:
Want to increase knowlegde on like:Here are very basic answers to very complex questions - from a pure Linux perspective running an Open Source stack and untainted kernel.
--how we sahre storage.Using multipath - this should ship with most 2.6 kernels. The kernel sees the shared storage LUNs as scsi devices - multipath does the rest. (and ASM can directly use a multipath device).
On a physical layer. Typical setup (on a RAC node) is using a HBA PCI card that runs fibre connections into a SAN switch. You can also use Infiniband (IB) as the I/O layer (as Oracle's Exadata database machine does). In this case the servers will use HCA PCI cards, run IB cables into the switch, and so will the storage array run an IB cable into the switch.
--how we set up network (private & virtual IP) and how can check working of NIC's.Depends on the achitecture choses as Interconnect. Typical choices are GigE or Infiniband (IB). Oracle's Exadata database machine (RAC) uses IB as already mentioned. (and is also our preferred Interconnect technology)
With IB you would use the OFED driver stack and have a range of ib.. commands available. These can be used to configure IP over IB (IPoIB) for use as an IP-based Interconnect, bonding of NICs, check a port's status, and so on.
--and other required things.As both Daniel and Hans indicated.. you are asking quite complex questions that require a manual (if not several) to be written in response. So best to refer to the manuals and OTN material available.
Also, if you and your company are serious about using RAC, then you should make use of Oracle's RAC Assurance group to assist you. They will provide you with starter kit information for the o/s selected. They will check every single configuration parameter afterwards and deliver a comprehensive report on what's wrong, what works and what doesn't. With recommended changes that need to be done. -
Writing device capabilities-aware applications
Hi All
I'm a bit of a newbie, so hope this isn't too dumb :-)
It seems to me that the jvm support for JSR specs on portable devices is a bit of a mixed salad. If a target device does not support a feature, I'd like to give the user a friendly message rather than the default jvm 'class not found'
Is this possible? The code I'd like to write in pseudo form is like this:
if(DevicehasJSR-120){
SendAText();
else{
System.out.println("Sorry this device doesn't support texting");
if(DevicehasJSR-135){
PlayASound();
else{
System.out.println("Sorry this device doesn't have sound support");
Is this possible?
Cheers
Stevehi,
yes ofcourse it was possible to display that message.As you mentioned in the pseudo code like if(jvm supports JSR...) it shoul replace with the System.getProperty("the corresponding JSR value")
u have refer the JSR name the variable will be replaced with the microedition.location.version(this was for jsr179/jsr211.I am not sure about the JSR but it was reperenting the LOcation API.
If the device supports that API (or as like JSR...)then it will corresponding value or the TRUE,if not it will give null value.
At first try to find the device properties in this forum then u will get the clear idea what are the variable available.
lakshman -
Configure JDBC to Real Application Cluster (RAC)
I'm searching for some documentation on how to setup a JDBC connection to RAC. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Specifically, we're using Weblogic 7 on a Sun Solaris box and using RAC for load balancing and failover protection. I need to know which type of driver to use (Type 2 or 4) and the specific connection information such as naming (or IP) in order to connect to the cluster.
Thanks.Hi buddy,
Let's clarify some points:
Redhat Cluster Suite can create n-node server clusters, load balances incoming IP network requests and supports up to 16 nodes. So, do I need to configure RAC if I'm going to use Redhat Custer Suite?RAC- Real applications clusters, a clustered database so that many instances can accessing only one database, many features available like cache fusion.
CRS- Cluster Solution from Oracle needed to run RAC databases with or without a vendor cluster solution.
with the information above I'd say:
1) If You want to use a cold fail over cluster, You can use a vendor cluster solution or just CRS.
2) If You want to use RAC databases, You must use CRS, with or without a vendor cluster solution. ( since release 10G no more needed to use a vendor cluster solution)
Hope it helps,
Cerreia -
Real Application Cluster (RAC) & Cluster Suite
Redhat Cluster Suite can create n-node server clusters, load balances incoming IP network requests and supports up to 16 nodes. So, do I need to configure RAC if I'm going to use Redhat Cluster Suite?
Hi buddy,
Let's clarify some points:
Redhat Cluster Suite can create n-node server clusters, load balances incoming IP network requests and supports up to 16 nodes. So, do I need to configure RAC if I'm going to use Redhat Custer Suite?RAC- Real applications clusters, a clustered database so that many instances can accessing only one database, many features available like cache fusion.
CRS- Cluster Solution from Oracle needed to run RAC databases with or without a vendor cluster solution.
with the information above I'd say:
1) If You want to use a cold fail over cluster, You can use a vendor cluster solution or just CRS.
2) If You want to use RAC databases, You must use CRS, with or without a vendor cluster solution. ( since release 10G no more needed to use a vendor cluster solution)
Hope it helps,
Cerreia
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