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Figure 5-14. The basic COM event model A bit of terminology is in order here. In COM, clients are generic users of other components, called servers. Client and server designations relate only to the roles objects play in relation to one another. Clients make requests to servers. Servers respond to requests from clients. An object may fulfill multiple roles, depending on how it interacts with its neighbors. An object may act as a server toward one object and as a client toward another. In COM, an object capable of firing events is called an event source. An object receiving event notifications is called an event sink. The most common event architecture in COM is for event sinks to be clients of their event sources. In other words, there is usually a forward and return path for signals between clients and servers: The forward path is for the client to request services from the server, and the return path is for the server to notify the client of interesting events. Events can only flow from an event source to an event sink. Both event sources and event sinks must implement interfaces. Event sources receive client requests through an incoming interface, and they send responses back to clients using an outgoing interface. Because COM supported only incoming interfaces originally, the requirement for outgoing interfaces made it necessary to add some additional plumbing to the COM specification. Microsoft

locationB Once you set up a list of preferred failure group names, ASM will prefer to read from disks in those failure groups The result is that all nodes will read from their local extents, thus leading to improved performance You can query the V$ASM_DISK view to find out which disks are in a preferred read failure group: SQL> select preferred_read from v$asm_disk; The value of the PREFERRED_READ column will be Y if a disk belongs to a preferred read failure group..

You use the ATTRIBUTE clause to specify or change disk group attributes, as I explain in the following sections.

5. Don Box, Essential COM (Boston: Addison-Wesley Professional, 1997).

You can specify multiple allocation unit (AU) sizes such as 1-, 2-, 4-, 8-, 16-, 32-, and 64MB when creating a disk group.

Specify the COMPATIBLE.RDBMS parameter for the RDBMS compatibility level. This is the minimum compatible level of the database instance that would allow the instance to mount the ASM disk group.

Specify the COMPATIBLE.ASM parameter to define the format of the ASM metadata. Note that the ASM compatibility level must be at least the same or greater than the RDBMS compatibility level of a disk group.

introduced connection points to handle outgoing interfaces; connection points are based on the interface IConnectionPoint. A connection point is necessary to bind an event source back to an event sink. To act as an event source, an object is required to implement an interface called IConnectionPointContainer. Clients query this interface to obtain an IConnectionPoint related to a particular type of outgoing interface for the callback signals to return on. An event source may provide any number of IConnectionPoints, as shown in Figure 5-15.

As you know, the default value of the DISK_REPAIR_TIME attribute is 3.6 hours. You can execute the ALTER DISKGROUP statement to specify an alternative value for this attribute.

Specify the TEMPLATE.TNAME.REDUNDANCY attribute to set the template redundancy, which can take the values unprotect, mirror, and high.

You can specify the TEMPLATE.TNAME.STRIPING attribute to specify striping attributes for a template. You can choose either COARSE or FINE as the values for this parameter. The following example shows how to specify the value for the ASM compatibility level by using the ATTRIBUTE clause in a CREATE DISKGROUP statement: SQL> CREATE DISKGROUP data1 NORMAL REDUNDANCY DISK '/dev/raw/raw1', '/dev/raw/raw2' ATTRIBUTE 'compatible.asm'='11.1'; The default ASM compatibility for an Oracle Database 11g ASM instance is 11.1, and the default database compatibility level is 10.1.

Control Signals Client (Event Sink)