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ORACLEASM.INIT(8)	   Oracle ASM Support Manual	     ORACLEASM.INIT(8)

NAME
       oracleasm.init - Startup script for the Oracle ASM Generic Library

SYNOPSIS
	   /etc/init.d/oracleasm script is deprecated.
	   service oracleasm is deprecated.

DESCRIPTION
       oracleasm.init is deprecated, all it's operations can now be accessed
       from systemctl and /usr/sbin/oracleasm.

   Configuration Operations
       configure
	   Configure properties of the Oracle Linux ASMLib driver. This allows
	   the administrator to specify the owner of the ASMLib connection.

       enable
	   Configure the ASMLib driver to start on boot. This operation is
	   supported by systemctl.

       disable
	   Prevent the ASMLib driver from starting on boot. This operation is
	   supported by systemctl.

       start
	   Load and initialize the ASMLib driver. This is called during boot.
	   It does nothing if the driver is not enabled. This operation is
	   supported by systemctl.

       stop
	   Stop the ASMLib driver. This is called during shutdown. This
	   operation is supported by systemctl.

       restart
	   Stop, then start the driver. This operation is supported by
	   systemctl.

       scandisks
	   Scan the system for Oracle Linux ASMLib disks. This operation is
	   supported by /usr/sbin/oracleasm.

   Query Commands
       status
	   Display the status of the Oracle ASMLib driver. This operation is
	   supported by /usr/sbin/oracleasm.

       listdisks
	   List known Oracle ASMLib disks. This operation is supported by
	   /usr/sbin/oracleasm.

       querydisk NAME|DEVICE ...
	   Determine if a disk belongs to Oracle ASMLib. The disk can be
	   queried with a device path or with an ASMLib disk name. Multiple
	   disks can be queried at the same time. This operation is supported
	   by /usr/sbin/oracleasm.

   Disk Management Commands
       createdisk NAME DEVICE
	   Allocate a device for Oracle ASMLib use. The DEVICE path specified
	   will be labeled NAME and installed where the ASM Library can find
	   it. This operation is supported by /usr/sbin/oracleasm.

       deletedisk NAME
	   Return a device to the operating system. NAME is the ASM disk name
	   to deallocate. This operation is supported by /usr/sbin/oracleasm.

       renamedisk OLDNAME|DEVICE NEWNAME
	   Change the label of an Oracle ASMLib disk NEWNAME. The disk to
	   rename can be specified by OLDNAME or by the DEVICE path. This
	   operation is supported by /usr/sbin/oracleasm.

AUTHOR
       Oracle Corporation

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright 2007, 2008 Oracle. All rights reserved.

ORACLEASM
       Part of the oracleasm(8) support tools.

oracleasm-support 2.1.8		  07/09/2014		     ORACLEASM.INIT(8)

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