Rename ASM Diskgroup [11gR2]
In 11gR2 it is possible to rename an ASM diskgroup. This is
especially useful when performing database copy using OS level LUN mirroring
technologies. 
The renamedg command is used to rename diskgroups. It has the
following options:
$ renamedg -help
Parsing parameters..
phase                           Phase to execute,
                               
(phase=ONE|TWO|BOTH), default BOTH
dgname                          Diskgroup to be
renamed
newdgname                       New name for the
diskgroup
config                          intermediate config file
check                           just check-do not
perform actual operation,
                               
(check=TRUE/FALSE), default FALSE
confirm                         confirm before
committing changes to disks,
                                (confirm=TRUE/FALSE),
default FALSE
clean                           ignore errors,
                               
(clean=TRUE/FALSE), default TRUE
asm_diskstring                  ASM Diskstring
(asm_diskstring='discoverystring',
                                'discoverystring1'
...)
verbose                         verbose execution,
                               
(verbose=TRUE|FALSE), default FALSE
keep_voting_files               Voting file attribute,
                                (keep_voting_files=TRUE|FALSE), default FALSE
To rename a diskgroup, it must be stopped [or unmounted]. 
$ srvctl stop diskgroup -g oops1
$ renamedg dgname=oops1 newdgname=good1 verbose=true
$ srvctl start diskgroup –g good1
You must manually rename all database files on
the diskgroup to reflect the new name using ALTER DATABSE RENAME FILE command.
Even after successful rename command, old
diskgroup resources in Oracle Restart must be manually removed using the srvctl
command.
 
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