script needed to check for logical volume mirroring

[WiccaChic]

Hi all. Can someone donate a script? We do logical volume mirroring and I would like to have a fast way to verify all of our logical volumes are mirrored. This is necessary because we have a database that uses raw devices and we frequently have DBAs creating raw space/LVs for the database and sometimes they forget to mirror them.

Before anyone says it, I know this would be simpler if I mirrored at the hardware level, but I am stuck with what we have.

Thanks in advance!

 

[MoshiachNow]

HI,

The following command will print all LVs that have only one physical partition:

lsvg -l `lsvg`|grep -vE "TYPE|:"|awk '$5 ~ /1/ {print}'

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[nAtHaNs]

hi Wiccachic,

We use datalv1, datalv2, datalv3...and so on for our informix raw devices. You change "datalv" in the script to suit your your raw logical volumes.

the script goes

#!/bin/ksh

for lv in `lsvg -o | lsvg -i -l | grep sapdata|awk '{print $1}'`
do
copies=`lslv $lv | grep COPIES | awk '{print $2}'`
if [ $copies -lt 2 ]
then
echo "$lv is not mirrored"
fi
done

 

[nAtHaNs]

Sorry. Correction, it is sapdata instead of datalv.