[INS-30512] Automatic Storage Management software is not configured on this cluster [message #669697] |
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ZenDJ
Messages: 2 Registered: May 2018
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Hello gurus,
I'm attempting to create a two node RAC installation (12.1.0.2) using ASM on Oracle Linux 7.5. As the grid user, I've successfully created the ASM disks, installed the grid software (using OUI), created a diskgroup called DATA and tested that after installation the diskgroup is successfully mounted and available from both nodes. Instances +ASM1 on node1 and +ASM2 on node2 are both up and running, and the SCAN-VIPs and listeners are all online.
However, when I attempt to create a database as the oracle user (using OUI), I get the following error (see attached screenshot):
[INS-30512] Automatic Storage Management software is not configured on this cluster
The diskgroup attributes for ASM compatibility (12.1) and RDBMS compatibility (10.1) are set as per the defaults and seems to be correct according to MOS Doc ID 2198630.1
I've searched the MOS notes and couldn't find anything that addresses this issue. Searches on this site as well as general Google searches haven't yielded much success either. Can anyone point me in the right direction with solving this issue? I'm pretty sure it's something banal, but after days of poring through the documentation, my eyes have glazed over and perhaps I'm missing something simple. Any help with this would be appreciated.
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Kind regards
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Re: [INS-30512] Automatic Storage Management software is not configured on this cluster [message #669704 is a reply to message #669701] |
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John Watson
Messages: 8944 Registered: January 2010 Location: Global Village
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Just do a few searches for PRVF-4037 and see what you find. And check that the inventories on both nodes are updated correctly, with CRS=TRUE. That has always worked for me.
I think the underlying problem is performance. I've hit the problem a few times when running on little Virtual Boxes on my laptop. OUI is all Java, and (like so many Java programs) it stuffs up the concurrent update of files on different machines. There's no such thing as two phase commit when you are writing to files.
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