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Old 12-19-11, 01:38
singh_ajaykumar singh_ajaykumar is offline
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DB2 on SAN storage with high availability

I need to configure DB2 9.7 databases, need good documentation for installation and configuration as i am sort of new for DB2, the scenario is as below

1) 2 instances
2) Should be clustered with HADR
3) Should have capability of connecting to San Storage
4) In case of failover of storage shouldb e able to use local HDD
5) On revival of storage sync up between Storage and Local HDD should happen
6) Replication between local HDD on DB2 servers required

any suggestions??

Thanks in advance
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Old 12-19-11, 01:48
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For HADR you can refer to;

IBM developerWorks : Best Practices: DB2 High Availability Disaster Recovery

Point 4 and 5, are storage subsystem and OS dependent.
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Old 12-19-11, 01:59
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What about SAN storage??
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Old 12-19-11, 02:02
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yes, what is the question about san storage. it is storage as any other storage
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Old 12-19-11, 02:08
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which SAN are you using? IBM,EMC, Veritas etc.... sync and replication(your point 4,5 ) , as I mentioned earlier, dependent on the specific SAN, your SAN admins should be able to help you out there.

as a general guide line for DB2 data you can use raid 5 for transaction logs raid 10 if you wish.
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Old 12-19-11, 02:09
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The OS i will be using is RHEL
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Old 12-19-11, 02:12
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IBM SAN storage raid R0+1
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Old 12-19-11, 04:08
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follow this link:

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg246262.pdf

quite old, but explains storage in detail
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Old 12-21-11, 06:35
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Nice link. Fun to read such an old redbook where they still mention OS/2 or announce the new 64 bit environment

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