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I'd like to see how my database datafiles are distributed across disk controllers and disks. <br />
How can I map the logical drive to the actual physical device?<br />
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example:<br />
&nbsp;bdf .<br />
Filesystem &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;kbytes &nbsp; &nbsp;used &nbsp; avail %used Mounted on<br />
/dev/vg17/lvol1 &nbsp; &nbsp;28446720 27592720 &nbsp;840716 &nbsp; 97% /u42<br />
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The directory is on the /dev/vg17/lvol1 logical volume.<br />
I'd like to know how to map this volume to an actual physical disk in /dev/dsk ?<br />
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***Please keep in mind I do not have superuser access. &nbsp;I am a DBA and I'd rather not trouble<br />
the admin group if I can do it myself.<br />
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I'd like to see how my database datafiles are distributed across disk controllers and disks. 
How can I map the logical drive to the actual physical device?

example:
 bdf .
Filesystem          kbytes    used   avail %used Mounted on
/dev/vg17/lvol1    28446720 27592720  840716   97% /u42

The directory is on the /dev/vg17/lvol1 logical volume.
I'd like to know how to map this volume to an actual physical disk in /dev/dsk ?

***Please keep in mind I do not have superuser access.  I am a DBA and I'd rather not trouble
the admin group if I can do it myself.




How can I map a logical volume to it's physical controller/disk on HP?

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