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Opmnctl Commands

In today’s article I will talk about Oracle BI Opmnctl Commands.

opmnctl help

usage: opmnctl [verbose] [] []

verbose: print detailed execution message if available

Permitted // combinations are:

scope command options

 

start – Start opmn

startall – Start opmn & all managed processes

stopall – Stop opmn & all managed processes

shutdown – Shutdown opmn & all managed processes

[] startproc [= ..] – Start opmn managed processes

[] restartproc [= ..] – Restart opmn managed processes

[] stopproc [= ..] – Stop opmn managed processes

[] reload – Trigger opmn to reread opmn.xml

[] status [] – Get managed process status

[] metric [= ..] – Get DMS metrics for managed processes

[] dmsdump [] – Get DMS metrics for opmn

[] debug [= ..] – Display opmn server debug information

[] set [= ..] – Set opmn log parameters

[] query [=] – Query opmn log parameters

launch [= ..] – Launch a configured target process

phantom [= ..] – Register phantom processes

ping [] – Ping local opmn

validate [] – Validate the given opmn xml file

help – Print brief usage description

usage [] – Print detailed usage description

createinstance – Create an Oracle Instance

createcomponent – Create a specified component

deleteinstance – Delete an instance and components

deletecomponent – Delete a specified component

registerinstance – Register with admin server

unregisterinstance – Unregister with admin server

updateinstanceregistration – Update instance registration

updatecomponentregistration – Update component registration

 

For detailed source;

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12839_01/doc.1111/e14007/opmnctl.htm#ASPMN133

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About Buğra PARLAYAN

Burgra Parlayan is an experienced Database and Weblogic Administrator. After completing his technical / relevant training he has got involved with a serious amount of projects. He successfully managed database upgrade, database migration, database performance tuning projects for various public institutions.Currently he has been employed by one of the leading financial institutions called Turkiye Hayat & Emeklilik as responsible administrator for Oracle Database and Oracle Middleware. He has been sharing his experience and knowledge by face to face training, personal blog and various social networking accounts to support the Oracle ecosystem continuously since 2010.

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