


You can clone, delete, or list Oracle Exadata storage cells. You can create, alter, delete, or list Oracle alerts. You can save, merge, and deploy OEDACLI actions. You can add, alter, delete, or list Oracle ACFS volumes. : The name of the database in the cluster : The cluster number in the es xml, starting at 1 : *The RECO diskgroup, not required for PDB : Default: normal DB, otherwise CDB or PDB


: Default: ADMIN, otherwise ADMIN or DW, not required for PDB : Default: all_langs, not required for PDB : *The DATA diskgroup, not required for PDB : Default: A元2UTF8, not required for PDB The help output is shown for the 18c (18.1.0) release. This example shows how to display the syntax for the ALTER DATABASE command of OEDACLI. Save the memory copy of the es.xml, overwriting the input file or writing to a new file that you specify.Įxample 4-2 Help Output for the OEDACLI ALTER DATABASE command Merge the actions into the main body of the in-memory copy of the es.xml using the FORCE keyword. At this point, the data in the es.xml file is not yet updated. Set vipnet name='test08client01vm02-vip',ip='10.128.196.71'Īfter you have provided all the commands for an action, save the action to a list of actions to be processed within the command line interface. For example, to clone an Oracle VM guest to a new guest: Specify the additional actions to perform during deployment. Modify an in-memory version of the es.xml. When the command line interface starts, it has no target es.xml file to work on, so you first load an es.xml file. Has a smaller list of supported changes than Edit modeĬan be used as a logical XML editor and deployment tool after the initial deployment Used to edit an es.xml file after you have run the install.sh command stepsĬan be used to Clone Oracle VM Guests or grow or shrink Oracle ASM Disk groups Used to edit an XML file, for example to add a second Database Home, then save the XML fileĬan be used as a logical XML editor for the es model prior to deployment Used against an es.xml file before you run the install.sh command steps Examples of multi-command steps are - CLONE GUEST and CLONE CELL An Action is a single atomic task.Īn Action can have many sub commands, however most actions are single commands. OEDACLI allows you to update an existing Exadata configuration file OEDACLIĭoes not support life cycle management operations on Oracle SuperCluster and Oracle Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance (ZDLRA). OEDACLI supports life cycle management tasks for Oracle Exadata systems only. You can use the OEDA command-line interface (OEDACLI) to perform ExadataĪdd nodes to and remove nodes from a VM clusterĪdd or remove Oracle Database home directories
