OGG-01934 Datastore repair failed, OGG-01931Datastore ‘dirbdb’ cannot be opened

After change GoldenGate 12c to ACFS filesystem, got eternal WARNING OGG-01931, even Datastore is created:
WARNING OGG-01931 Oracle GoldenGate Manager for Oracle, mgr.prm: Datastore ‘dirbdb’ cannot be opened. Error 2 (No such file or directory).

Complete solution steps to resolve the issue on SHARED FILESYSTEM:
1. Login to ggsci prompt and stop all OGG processes including jagent and manager
2. Run “delete datastore” command. Confirm delete of datastore
3. Run “CREATE DATASTORE SHM” command
4. Start all OGG processes; start manager, start *, start jagent

ON GGSCI CREATE DATASTORE SHM [ID n]
Indicates that the data store should use System V shared memory for interprocess communications.

Maiquel.

GoldenGate: RAC One Node Archivelog Missing

The situation:

We have a GoldenGate on Allow Mode running some extracts on RAC One Node Database (reading the archivelogs). And then, suddenly, the instance crashes (network lost contact to the server) and the other instance (thread) was auto started by CRS. To the database no problems: The other node redologs was used during the startup recover and every thing is ok.

The application running with Weblogic serverpool and gridlink just had a little contention and continued the operation thought the started instance. The Goldengate switch was manually made, but some sequences was lost. What we found? the sequences was in the old thread’s redologfiles. It should be backed up if fast_start_mttr_target was different to zero. Buuut, the world is not so beautiful:

raconenodedb> show parameters mttr
NAME TYPE VALUE
------------------------------------
fast_start_mttr_target integer 0

How we solved?
Simple solution: identified the group/thread and made a cp from ASM. The copied redolog was used as archivelog on goldengate and everything was ok.

raconenodedb> select sequence#,group#,thread# from v$log where thread#=2 order by 1;
SEQUENCE# GROUP# THREAD#
---------- ---------- ----------
39636 6 2
39637 7 2
39638 8 2
39639 9 2
39640 10 2
ASMCMD> cp group_10.288.859482805 /oracle/grup10_thread2
copying +DGDATA/MYDB/ONLINELOG/group_10.288.859482805 -> /oracle/grup10_thread2

Easy like that.

Matheus.