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SnapManager for Oracle or SAP fail to clone database resources to another host: snapshot on volume not found

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Applies to

  • SnapManager for Oracle (SMO) 3.4.x
  • SnapDrive for Unix (SDU) 5.3.x
  • Database Cloning to alternate host

Issue

When SMO or SMSAP are used to clone a database to another host, SDU comes back with the following consecutive errors:

SD-00027: Error connecting filesystem(s) [<MOUNT_POINT>]  from snapshot <SNAP_NAME>:
SD-10016: Error executing snapdrive command "/usr/sbin/snapdrive snap connect -fs <MOUNTPOINT> ...:
0001-089 Command error: snapshot <SNAP_NAME> doesn't exist on a storage system volume <SVM_NAME>:/vol/<VOLUME>

Despite a check on the SVM's volume, showing that exact snapshot exists.

 

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