General layout and configuration
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You can find information about the recommended general database layouts and storage configurations to avoid issues related to disk groups, file types, and tablespaces.
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Do not include files from more than one type of SAN file system in your database.
All files making up a database must reside on the same type of file system.
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SnapManager requires a multiple of 4K block size.
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If you want to register SnapManager backups with Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN), you must create RMAN-enabled profiles.
The following are some guidelines for volume separation:
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Data files for only one database must be in the volume.
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You must use separate volumes for each of the following file classifications: database binaries, data files, online redo log files, archived redo log files, and control files.
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You do not need to create a separate volume for temporary database files, because SnapManager does not back up temporary database files.
For more information, see the SnapManager for Oracle Best Practices.
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