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main - Oracle Diagnostic Assistant Administration Menu
         
    The Diagnostic Assistant Administration Menu is appended to the list 
	  of target menus and includes functionality common to all users.
    
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) Administration 
      (2) Core Collectors - RDA, OCM, ADR, and more
      (3) SR Packaging - bundle, create draft SR, upload to SR
  
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    The Diagnostic Assistant Administration Menu is appended to the list 
    of target menus and includes functionality common to all.
    
    Explanation of available options:
     
      (1) Administration
          The Administration Menu enables you to perform limited 
          admin functions including:
           (1) Manage Properties
               o  properties are variables used internally by the 
                  Diagnostic Assistant
           (2) Data Collection History
               o This option provides access to view summary and detailed 
                 information of data collections performed
           (3) Diagnostic Assistant Version Details
               o This optionn displays the Diagnostic Assistant version 
                 number, build number and build date
			   
          For additional information please click (1) and (H)
		  
      (2) Core Collectors - RDA, OCM, ADR and more
          The Core Collectors - RDA, OCM, ADR and more Main Menu enables you to 
          perform the following functions:
               (1) ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository
               (2) OCM - Oracle Configuration Manager
               (3) RDA - Remote Diagnostic Agent
               (4) Procwatcher
               (5) OSWatcher
      
          For additional information please click (2) and (H)
          
      (3) SR Packaging
          The SR Packaging Steps Main Menu enables you to perform the 
          following functions:
            (1) Package Files for upload
                 o can be done running OCM in disconnected mode
            (2) Create Draft SR
                 o MUST be running OCM in connected mode
            (3) Package and Upload Collected Files
                 o MUST be running OCM in connected mode

          For detailed information please click (3) and (H)

   

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AdminMain - Administration Menu
         
    The Administration Menu enables you to perform limited admin functions.
    
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) Manage Properties
      (2) Data Collection History
      (3) Diagnostic Assistant Version 
  
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    Oracle Diagnostic Assistant: Administration Menu.   
     
    The Administration Menu enables you to perform limited 
    admin functions.
    
    Explanation of available options:
    (1) Manage Properties
        This selection provides options for viewing and managing property values
        There are currently 2 property files used by the Diagnostic Assistant:
            o da.properties which defines common properties 
            o user.properties has limited functionality - it is 
              possible that this file is empty
			  
        Note: some properties are not defined until prompted for the first
              time within the tool (Ie. MOS Username, CSI)
			  
        UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES MUST THE PROPERTY FILES BE MODIFIED manually. 
        Use this Manage Properties menu to perform the modifications allowed.
			   
        This menu also includes an option to restore all properties back to 
        their original default values.
			   
    (2) Data Collection History
        This option provides access to view summary and detailed information
        of data collections performed
		
        Currently, you can view the latest OCM collection's detail or 
        summary information.  Also, a list of a diagnostic collections 
        executed during the current session is available for viewing.
			   
    (3) Diagnostic Assistant Version
        This option displays the Diagnostic Assistant version number, 
        build number and build date.
		Also included are the versions of ADR, RDA ad OCM (if they exist)
		
        This information is helpful when logging a service request for
        the Diagnostic Assistant or in debugging issues with
        Development.
		
        Make sure you have the latest version of the tool, by
        comparing your version with latest version documented in 
        MOS knowledge article 201804.1.

   

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AdminProp - Manage Properties
  
    The following options allow for viewing the properties    
    files and managing the stored properties.
      
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) View da.properties
      (2) View user.properties 
      (3) Reset a Required Setup Property
      (4) Change MOS Password 
      (5) Allow/Disallow saving passwords
      (6) Reset configured properties 
      (7) Restore ALL Stored Properties back to original default

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    Explanation of available options:
	
          (1) View da.properties
              o displays da.properties file contents
              o results will display on the screen page by page
			   
          (2) View user.properties
              o displays user.properties file contents
              o currently this file is used for one property only
                - Procwatcher directory path
              o additional values will be addded as functionality expands
             
          (3) Reset a Required Setup Property
              o Permits reset of values stored in da_properties.ini
              o allows change to the values in the event they were
                incorrectly entered when initially prompted

          (4) MOS Password
              o Once prompted, this value is stored in an Oracle wallet file
                and will not be prompted for again
              o this option allows MOS password to be updated in the event 
                it was incorrectly entered when initially prompted
              o MOS password is used when creating a draft SR and uploading 
                diagnostic files
              
          (5) Allow/Disallow saving passwords
              o By selecting this option, the 'use_wallet' property can
                be changed to TRUE (which allows passwords to be saved in a 
                secure Oracle wallet) or FALSE (which does not allow
                passwords to be saved, and so the user is prompted each time).
		  
              o This property is set to FALSE by default
              
          (6) Reset configured properties
              o This loops through each user modified da.properties
                one by one
              o If no change is needed, hitting return will retain current
                setting
                       
          (7) reset all saved parameters
              o This deletes any DA.* entries, and updates the following:
                  * use_wallet=false
                  * wallet.key=
                  * browser_viewer_spawned=false 
				  
              Note: Oracle wallet is used to secure passwords
                  
   

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AdminFile - Data Collection History
   
    Data Collection History allows the viewing of OCM summary 
	and detail information as well as other diagnostic files.
    
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) Latest OCM Collection Summary
      (2) Latest OCM Collection Detail
      (3) RDA Collections Summary
      (4) RDA Collections Detail
      (5) ADR Collections Summary
      (6) ADR Collections Detail
	  
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    Explanation of available options:
	
      (1) Latest OCM Collections Summary
           o Retrieves the latest configuration summary data and provides
             immediate viewing of this data

      (2) Latest OCM Collections Detail
          o  Retrieves the latest configuration summary data and provides
             immediate viewing of this data
          
      (3) RDA Collections Summary
           o list of all RDA collections, including what and when
		   
      (4) RDA Collections Detail
           o list of all the files created for each collection listed 
             in the summary
           o output will be extensive, but a paging menu will be 
             available for scrolling
            
      (5) ADR Collections Summary
           o List of all ADR incidents
		   
      (6) ADR Collections Detail
           o Shows incident detail
           o Future: additional detail is planned
	
   

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CoreCollMain - Core Collectors - RDA, OCM, ADR and More
    The Core Collectors - RDA, OCM, ADR and More Menu allows users direct 
    access to supported diagnostic tools.
    
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository
      (2) OCM - Oracle Configuration Manager
      (3) RDA - Remote Diagnostic Agent
      (4) Procwatcher
      (5) OSWatcher
      
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    Explanation of available options:
     
      (1) ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository
            o Selecting ADR will enable you to view ADR files
            o No login is required for ADRCI because the information stored 
              in ADR is not intended to be secure
            o ADR is a special repository automatically maintained by 
              Oracle 11g to hold diagnostic information about critical 
              error events
         
      (2) OCM - Oracle Configuration Manager
            o Selecting OCM will enable you to view and collect the latest
              configuration data 
            o OCM is a proactive utility linked to My Oracle Support that 
              collects configuration data specific to your environment
            o OCM includes healthchecks, patch advice and recommendations
            o When configuration issues are detected, clear and actionable 
              recommendations are presented, enabling prompt and effective 
              remediation of the issue(s) 
          
      (3) RDA - Remote Diagnostic Agent
            o Selecting RDA will enable you to view the RDA
              collection files, run RDA module(s), and run RDA profile(s)
            o Remote Diagnostic Agent (RDA) is a command-line diagnostic 
              tool that includes a suite of data collection and diagnostic
              scripts that provides a comprehensive picture of the 
              customer's environment
		  
      (4) Procwatcher
            o Procwatcher is an external tool to examine and monitor Oracle
              database and/or clusterware processes at an interval
            o If you experience problems with Procwatcher, please contact  
              the owner of My Oracle Support Knowledge Article 459694.1: Script 
              to Monitor and Examine Oracle DB and Clusterware Processes
              https://support.oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show&type=
              NOT&id=459694.1) for assistance
            o Select this option to perform one of the following functions:
               (1) View Procwatcher status
               (2) Start Procwatcher
               (3) Stop Procwatcher
               (4) Package Procwatcher files
			   
      (5) OSWatcher
            o Perform grep commands on various OS Watcher log files
		  			  
   

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AdrMain - ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository
    Invoking the ADRCI Utility will enable the viewing of diagnostic data.
    No login is required for ADRCI because the information stored in ADR 
    is not intended to be secure.
    
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) Directory Information
      (2) Incidents and Tracefiles
      (3) Incident Packaging
      (4) Purge Incidents
      (5) Custom command
      
      ----------Standard Options ----------
      (11) Run Default Collection
      (12) Collections Summary
      (13) Collections Detail
      (14) ADR Version
      (15) ADR Help
          
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    Repository Help

    Explanation of available options:
    
      (1) Directory Information
          The following commands are available:
            (1) View base information
            (2) View control information
            (3) View home directories
            (4) View incident file directory(s)
          
      (2) Incidents and Tracefiles
          The following commands are available:
            (1) View alerts
            (2) View health monitor
            (3) View incidents
            (4) View list of problems
            (5) Create health monitor report
            (6) View health monitor report
            (7) Find tracefile(s)
          
      (3) Incident Packaging
          The following commands are available:
            (1) Create incident package
            (2) Generate incident package
            (3) Add files to existing incident package
            (4) Add new incidents to existing incident package
            (5) Finalize package
            (6) Delete package 
            
      (4) Purge Incidents
          The following commands are available:
            (1) Purge all incidents
            (2) Purge a single incident
            (3) Purge a range of incidents
            (4) Purge incidents by age
            (5) Purge a specific incident type by age       
            
      (5) Custom command
          Use the ADRCI Utility to run your own ADR command
          Default command is SHOW HOMES
          
      The following are standard options available for all standard 
      core collectors:
      
      (11) Run default collector
             o this option will run the default collection to gather the  
               latest information based on your targets
      
      (12) Collections Summary
             o List of all ADR incidents
		   
      (13) Collections Detail
             o Shows incident detail
             o Future: additional detail is planned

      (14) ADR Version
            o Shows version of ADR available in this environment
            o This information is helpful if you are having problems with the 
              Diagnostic Assistant ADR menus and need to log a service request
              
      (15) ADR Help 
            o View available topics and get details on each
          
      Note: login is not required for ADRCI because the information stored 
            in ADR is not intended to be secure
            
   

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AdrShowMenu - ADR Directory Information
          
    This menu contains informational type commands available in ADR.
   
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) View base information
      (2) View control information
      (3) View home directories
      (4) View incident file directory
      
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      This option invokes the ADRCI utility with one of the informational
      show command parameters.
      
    Explanation of available options:
    
      (1) View base information
          This selection will give you the option to view the base 
          directory for CURRENT, CLIENT or ADRCI based on parameter
          entered
          CURRENT is the default
          
      (2) View control information
          this seelction will show ADR base and home as well as the ADR
          control record
          
      (3) View home directories
          This selection will show the ADR base as wll as all the defined
          ADR homes
          
      (4) View incident file directory
          This selection allows you to enter a range of incidents to display, 
          (prompts for start incident id and end incident id) or you may 
          enter the word SHOWALL to display all available incidents. 
          SHOWALL is the default value for both the start and end incident
          id parameters.
    
   

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AdrRptMenu - ADR Incidents and Tracefiles
          
    This menu contains reporting type commands available in ADR.
   
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) View alerts
      (2) View health monitor
      (3) View incidents
      (4) View list of problems
      (5) Create health monitor report
      (6) View health monitor report
      (7) Find tracefiles
      
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    Explanation of available options:
    
      This option invokes the ADRCI utility with one of the reporting 
      show command parameters.
      
      (1) View alerts
          Provides an option to show all alerts or an option to enter a 
          predicate* to limit the amount of output displayed
          
      (2) View health monitor
          This selection allows you to view all health monitor runs or, using 
          a predicate*, you can limit the output returned
          
      (3) View incidents
          Incidents can be viewed by either incident number or using a 
          predicate*.  
      
      (4) View list of problems
          The following columns will display:
            o problem_id
            o problem_key
            o last_incident
            o lastinc_time
            
      (5) Create health monitor report
          you will be prompted for health monitor run name (i.e. HM_RUN_1)
          
      (6) View health monitor report
          you will be prompted for health monitor run name (i.e. HM_RUN_1)
          
      (7) Find tracefiles
          Output includes date, time, directory/trace filename
          2 options available:
            (1) provide a one word search key
            (2) provide incident id
      
      * Note: predicate information can be found in Oracle's documentation
              library: ADRCI: ADR Command Interpreter 
              (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28319
              /adrci.htm#BGBBBDDC)
                
   

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AdrRpt1 - ADR View Alerts Commands
          
    This menu contains reporting type alert commands available in ADR.
   
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) View all alerts
      (2) View alerts, limited by predicate

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    Explanation of available options:
    
      This option invokes the ADRCI utility with one of the reporting 
      show command parameters.
    
      (1) View all alerts
            o you will be prompted for number of lines you wish to view
            o the default is 30
          
      (2) View alerts, limited by predicate
            o predicate information can be found in Oracle's documentation
              library:ADRCI: ADR Command Interpreter 
              (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28319
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AdrRpt3 - ADR View Incident Commands
          
    This menu contains reporting type incident commands available in ADR.
   
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) View incident, limited by number
      (2) View incident, limited by predicate

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      For either selection
          o You will be prompted for MODE
          o The 'MODE' of output includes BASIC, BRIEF or DETAIL where
            each option provides a different level of detail
      
      (1) show incident, limited by number
            o you will be prompted for the number of incidents you wish to view
            o default is 50
            
      (2) show incident, limited by predicate
           o When using the predicate option, the default value is 'x' so 
             no rows will be returned if no value is entered
           o predicate information can be found in Oracle's documentation
             library: ADRCI: ADR Command Interpreter 
             (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28319
                  /adrci.htm#BGBBBDDC)
      
   

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AdrRpt7 - ADR Find Tracefile Commands
          
    This menu contains reporting type tracefile commands available in ADR.
   
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) Find tracefiles using keyword
      (2) Find tracefile using incident id

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    Explanation of available options:
    
      This option invokes the ADRCI utility with one of the reporting 
      tracefile command parameters.
      
      (1) Find tracefiles using keyword
          o enter ONE word to be used to find the matching trace files
          o if no keyword provided, all filenames will be returned
          o you will also be prompted to select display order
            answer YES or NO to show newest files first
          
      (2) Find tracefile using incident id
          o enter an incident id
          o the defailt is 0 so if no id is entered, no rows will be
            returned
          o you will also be prompted to select display order
            answer YES or NO to show newest files first
            
   

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AdrIpsMenu - ADR Incident Packaging
          
    This menu contains IPS type commands available in ADR.
   
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) Create incident package
      (2) Generate incident package
      (3) Add files to existing incident package
      (4) Add new incidents to existing incident package
      (5) Finalize package
      (6) Delete package 

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    Explanation of available options:
    
      This option invokes the ADRCI utility with one of the show command
      parameters.
      
      (1) Create package
            o incident id is required
            o this option will create a logical incident package
          
      (2) Generate package
            o package id is required
              - select option first if you don't have a package id
            o creates a physical package (a zip file)
          
      (3) Add files to existing package
            o provide trace filename, including ADR file path
            o provide package id
              - select option first if you don't have a package id
            
      (4) Add new incidents to existing package
            o provide package id
            o all new incidents will automatically be added to the incident
              package
            
      (5) Finalize package
            o package id is required
            o Finalizes the package before uploading
            o No more files can be added after finalizing
            
      (6) Delete package 
            o package id is required
            o Drops a package and its contents from the ADR
      
   

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AdrPurgeMenu - ADR Purge Incidents
          
    This menu contains Purging commands available in ADR.
   
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) Purge all incidents
      (2) Purge a single incident
      (3) Purge a range of incidents
      (4) Purge incidents by age
      (5) Purge a specific incident type by age
      
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      This option invokes the ADRCI utility with one of the purge commands.
    
    Explanation of available options:
    
      (1) Purge all incidents
            o no parameters
            o incidents are purged based on purging policies
            
      (2) Purge a single incident
            o indicent id is required
            o default incident id is 0 - command with error if not entered
            
      (3) Purge a range of incidents
            o Enter last incident id to be purged 
            
      (4) Purge incidents by age
            o enter age in minutes
            
      (5) Purge a specific incident type by age
            o enter age in minutes
              - default is 60 minutes
            o enter type (ALERT, INCIDENT, TRACE, CDUMP, HM, UTSCDMP)
              - default is ALERT
    
   

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AdrHelpMenu - ADR Help
          
    This menu contains help commands available in ADR.
   
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) help
      (2) help <topic>

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    Explanation of available options:
    
      This option invokes the ADRCI help utility.
      
      (1) help
      (2) help - topic
      
   

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OcmMain - OCM - Oracle Configuration Manager
    Invoking the configuration collector enables collection and/or 
    viewing of the latest configuration data
    
    Select one of the following options:
      
      ----------Standard Options ----------
      (11) Run Default Collection
      (12) Collections Summary
      (13) Collections Detail
      (14) OCM Version
      (15) OCM Help
          
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    Manager Help

    Explanation of available options:

      The following are standard options available for all standard 
      core collectors:
      
      (11) Run Configuration Collector
           o This option will invoke the configuration collector to collect
             current configuration data for immediate viewing
	  
      (12) View Latest Configuration Collection Summary
           o This option retrieves the latest configuration summary data and 
             provides immediate viewing of this data

      (13) View Latest Configuration Collection Detail
           o This option retrieves the latest configuration summary data and 
             provides immediate viewing of this data
          
      (14) OCM Version
            o Shows version of OCM running in this environment
            o This information is helpful if you are having problems with the 
              Diagnostic Assistant OCM menus and need to log a service request
              
      (15) OCM Help 
           o This option will list all available emCCR parameters and 
             their format
           o emCCR is the executable for OCM
          
   

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RdaMain - RDA - Remote Diagnostic Agent
    Invoking RDA will enable execution and viewing of specific
    profiles and modules within RDA to troubleshoot problems.

    Select one of the following options:
      (1) List / Find RDA Module
      (2) Run an RDA Module
      (3) List / Find RDA Profile
      (4) Run an RDA Profile
      (5) Run Common RDA Modules - Database, Host, Net, ...
      
      ----------Standard Options ----------
      (11) Run Default Collection
      (12) Collections Summary
      (13) Collections Detail
      (14) RDA Version
      (15) RDA Help
      
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      Note: Please read Knowledge Article 330364.1: Remote Diagnostic 
            Agent (RDA) 4 - Main Man Page (https://support.oracle.com/CSP/main/
            article?cmd=show&type=NOT&id=330364.1) for complete
            descriptions on the profiles and modules used in the 
            Diagnostic Assistant

    Explanation of available options:

      (1) List / Find RDA Module
          o This option retrieves a list of all RDA modules

      (2) Run an RDA Module
          o This option will prompt you for a specific RDA module or
            modules to execute
          o Multiple modules must be separated with commas
              ex: LOG,OS,NET

      (3) List / Find RDA Profile
          o This option retrieves a list of all RDA profiles

      (4) Run an RDA Profile
          o This option will prompt you for a specific RDA profile
            to execute    ex: LinuxPerf

      (5) Run one or more Common RDA Modules
          o This option enables the following common modules to be
            selected and executed:
            (1) ASM - Collects Automatic Storage Manager Information
            (2) EXA - Collects Exadata Information
            (3) LOG - Collects Database Trace and Log Files
            (4) ONET - Collects Oracle Net Information
            (5) OS + NET - Collects Operating System and Network Information
            (6) PERF - Collects Performance Information
            (7) RAC - Collects Cluster Information
            
      The following are standard options available for all standard 
      core collectors:
      
      (11) Run default collector
           o this option will run the default collection to gather the latest 
             information based on your targets
      
      (12) Collections Summary
           o list of all RDA collections, including what and when
		   
      (13) Collections Detail
           o list of all the files created for each collection listed 
             in the summary
           o output will be extensive, but a paging menu will be 
             available for scrolling

      (14) RDA Version
           o Shows version of RDA available in this environment
           o This information is helpful if you are having problems with the 
             Diagnostic Assistant RDA menus and need to log a service request 
              
      (15) RDA Help 
           o This option will describe the available RDA parameters and
             display the command format
          
   

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RdaMain5 - Run a RDA Module
          
    Use this menu to run a specific RDA module:
   
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) ASM - Collects Automatic Storage Manager Information 
      (2) EXA - Collects Exadata Information 
      (3) LOG - Collects Database Trace and Log Files 
      (4) ONET - Collects Oracle Net Information 
      (5) OS + NET - Collects Operating System and Network Information
      (6) PERF - Collects Performance Information 
      (7) RAC - Collects Cluster Information  
      
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    RDA - Remote Diagnostic Agent: Run a RDA module

      This option enables the following modules to be selected for execution:
      
    Explanation of available options:
      
      (1) ASM - Collects Automatic Storage Manager Information 
      (2) EXA - Collects Exadata Information 
      (3) LOG - Collects Database Trace and Log Files 
      (4) ONET - Collects Oracle Net Information 
      (5) OS + NET - Collects Operating System and Network Information
      (6) PERF - Collects Performance Information 
      (7) RAC - Collects Cluster Information 

      Please reference Knowledge Article 330760.1: Remote Diagnostic 
      Agent (RDA) 4 - Content Modules Man Page (https://support.oracle.com/
      CSP/main/article?cmd=show&type=NOT&id=330760.1) for complete details.

   

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ProcwatchMain - Procwatcher
          
    Procwatcher is an external tool to examine and monitor Oracle 
    database and/or clusterware processes at an interval.
	
    If you experience problems with Procwatcher, please contact the owner 
    of My Oracle Support Knowledge Article 459694.1: Script to Monitor and 
    Examine Oracle DB and Clusterware Processes (https://support.oracle.com/
    CSP/main/article?cmd=show&type=NOT&id=459694.1) for assistance. 
   
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) Procwatcher status
      (2) Start Procwatcher
      (3) Stop Procwatcher
      (4) Package Procwatcher files
      
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      Procwatcher is an external tool to examine and monitor Oracle 
      database and/or clusterware processes at an interval.

      If you experience problems with Procwatcher, please contact the owner 
      of My Oracle Support Knowledge Article 459694.1 - Procwatcher: Script 
      to Monitor and Examine Oracle DB and Clusterware Processes 
      (https://support.oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show&type=
      NOT&id=1070954.1)for assistance. 

      The following options will prompt for the directory path where 
      Procwatcher is installed.  Once prompted, the value is stored in 
      config/user.properties: DA_PROCWATCHER_DIR and you will not be 
      prompted again.	 
      
    Explanation of available options:
          
      (1) Procwatcher status
      (2) Start Procwatcher
      (3) Stop Procwatcher
      (4) Package Procwatcher files
			
      Additionally, if Procwatcher is deployed, all output will go to 
      GRID_HOME/log/procwatcher but it is possible to run prw.sh standalone  
      from any directory if it is not deployed.
		
      If installed as standalone, and if prw finds clusterware active, 
      the output will go to GRID_HOME/log/procwatcher
		
   

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OSWatcherMain - OSWatcher
          
    OSWatcher is an tool that reports CPU, RAM and Network stress.
	 
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) OSWatcher - Limited by date
      (2) OSWatcher - Limited by time
      
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      Oracle OS watcher (OSWatcher) reports CPU, RAM and Network stress, 
      and is a new alternative for monitoring Oracle servers.
        
      For more information on OSWatcher, see My Oracle Support
      Knowledge Article 301137.1: OS Watcher Black Box User Guide 
      
      (https://support.oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show&type=
      NOT&id=301137.1).
      
      The following options will prompt for the directory path where 
      OSWatcher is installed.  Once prompted, the value is stored in 
      config/user.properties: DA_OSWATCHER_DIR and you will not be 
      prompted again.	 They will also prompt for date or date and
      time, depending on which option you choose.
      
    Explanation of available options:
    
      (1) OSWatcher - Limited by date
      (2) OSWatcher - Limited by time
            
      When providing date values, you must use YY.MM.DD format. For
      example, May 31, 2011 would be 11.05.31.  When providing time
      values, you must use the 24 hour HHMM format. For example,
      5 PM would be 1700. You may also use a time range; for example,
      5 PM to 7 PM would be 1[7-9]00.
					
      Oracle OS watcher is especially useful for Linux/UNIX-based RAC 
      systems where monitoring the OS is important for identifying CPU, 
      RAM or network stress.  Oracle OS Watcher may invoke these popular 
      UNIX/Linux utilities, depending on the platform (Solaris, HP/UX, 
      Linux and Tru64):
        * vmstat
        * iostat
        * top
        * netstat
        * traceroute

   

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SRPkgMain - SR Packaging
   
     Sharing your diagnostic output with Oracle is an integral part 
     of problem resolution.
    
     Using one or more of the following options will enable/simplify
     the sharing of this information.
    
     Select one of the following options:
      (1) Package Files for upload
      (2) Create Draft SR 
      (3) Package and Upload Collected Files   
	  
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    Explanation of available options:
	
      (1) Package Files for upload
          o Use this option to package the files for offline upload
	  
      (2) Create Draft SR 
          o MUST be running OCM in connected mode for this functionality to 
            take advantage of this functionality
          o This will create a placeholder SR that you can upload your
            diagnostic files to
          o you MAY be prompted for MOS username and/or password -- see note
            below
          o SR title will be prompted for
          o once created, you will need to go to My Oracle Support, 
            query the draft SR and complete the required metadata and provide
            additional details
	  
      (3) Package and Upload Collected Files To a SR 
          o MUST be running OCM in connected mode for this functionality to  
            take advantage of this functionality
          o this option will package and upload your diagnostic files 
            in one step
          o you MAY be prompted for MOS username and/or password -- see note
            below
          o you MUST provide a valid service request number when prompted
            to successfully upload the files
	  
      Note on prompts:
          o If MOS username has been previously entered and the properties have
            NOT been reset, your username has been stored and you will not be
            re-prompted for it
          o if you have not previously saved your password (use_wallet property
            is set to false - see 'Administration > Allow passwords to be  
            saved' menu for details) and you have not entered your password 
            this session, you will be prompted for it
    
   

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SrPkg1 - Package Diagnostic Files
          
     Sharing your diagnostic output with Oracle is an integral part 
     of problem resolution.
	  
     This option allows for the automatic packaging of the most relevant files
     based on the selected time frame.
    
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) Package Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT SESSION
      (2) Package Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT DAY 
      (3) Package Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT MONTH	  
	  
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    Explanation of available options:
	
      (1) Package Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT SESSION
          o selecting this option will create a zip file with all the 
            diagnostic output created within the current session
          o this option can be used when OCM is running in disconnected mode
	  
      (2) Package Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT DAY 
          o selecting this option will create a zip file with all the 
            diagnostic output created within the current day
          o this option can be used when OCM is running in disconnected mode	  
	  
      (3) Package Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT MONTH	 
          o selecting this option will create a zip file with all the 
            diagnostic output created within the current month
          o this option can be used when OCM is running in disconnected mode	  
	  
   

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SrPkg3 - Package And Upload Diagnostic Files
          
    Sharing your diagnostic output with Oracle is an integral part 
	  of problem resolution.
    
	  Using one of the following options will enable/simplify the sharing of 
    this information.
    
    Select one of the following options:
      (1) Package and Upload Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT SESSION
      (2) Package and Upload Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT DAY 
      (3) Package and Upload Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT MONTH
      (4) Upload Specific File	  
	  
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    Diagnostic Files Menu
	
    For all options:
        o a service request number is REQUIRED for this command to 
          execute successfully
        o these options can only be used when OCM is running in CONNECTED mode
		  
    Explanation of available options:
		  
      (1) Package and Upload Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT SESSION
            o selecting this option will create a zip file with all the 
              diagnostic output created within the current session
	  
      (2) Package and Upload Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT DAY 
            o selecting this option will create a zip file with all the 
              diagnostic output created within the current day  
	  
      (3) Package and Upload Diagnostic Files for the CURRENT MONTH	 
            o selecting this option will create a zip file with all the 
              diagnostic output created within the current month  
			
      (4) Upload Specific File
            o For this option, in addition to a service request number, you
              will be prompted for a specific filename (path included)
	 
   

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COMMAND: adr_101
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Base Information
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Shows the current ADR base.  
    You can show the product's ADR base location for a specific product where
    the products currently supported are "CURRENT", "CLIENT" and "ADRCI".
      
    Input Requirements
      o Product = CURRENT | CLIENT | ADRCI
      o Default = CURRENT
    
    Ouput Details
      o Base path is displayed
      o Example:
          ADR base = "/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0.1.0"
      
    
command_prompt1:
PRODNAME|CURRENT, CLIENT or ADRCI|CURRENT
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_base %%PRODNAME%%
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COMMAND: adr_102
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Control Information
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Displays information about the Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR), 
    including the purging policy.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Displays various attributes of the ADR, including the following 
        purging policy attributes:
          - SHORTP_POLICY	Number of hours after which to purge ADR contents 
                          that have a short life. Default is 720 (30 days)
          - LONGP_POLICY	Number of hours after which to purge ADR contents 
                          that have a long life. Default is 8760 (365 days)
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_control
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COMMAND: adr_103
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Home Directories
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Shows the ADR homes in the current ADRCI session.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o Prompts will be for STARTING Incident ID and ENDING incident id 
      o You may either enter a range of incidents to display, or you may 
        enter the word SHOWALL to display all available incidents
      o Entering SHOWALL for either parameter will automatically display all
    
    Ouput Details
      o All ADR homes will display
      o Example:
          ADR base = "/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0.1.0"
          ADR Homes:
          diag/rdbms/v1121/V1121
          diag/rdbms/v1123/V1123
          diag/tnslsnr/dtplnx08/listener
          diag/tnslsnr/coesrv23/listener
          diag/clients/user_oracle/host_2323999488_76
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_home
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COMMAND: adr_104
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Incident File Directory
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Shows trace files for the specified incident. 
    This command does not require an ADR home to be set before you can use it.
      
    Input Requirements
      o Prompts will be for STARTING Incident ID and ENDING incident id 
      o You may either enter a range of incidents to display, or you may 
        enter the word SHOWALL to display all available incidents
      o Entering SHOWALL for either parameter will automatically display all
    
    Ouput Details
      o list of ADR incidents based on range provided

    
command_prompt1:
S_INC_ID| You may either enter a range of incidents to display, or you may enter the word SHOWALL to display all available incidents. Entering SHOWALL for either parameter will automatically display all. Starting Incident ID or SHOWALL|SHOWALL
command_prompt2:
E_INC_ID|Ending Incident ID or SHOWALL|SHOWALL
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_incdir %%S_INC_ID%% %%E_INC_ID%%
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COMMAND: adr_110
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Health Monitor Run Details
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Shows all information for a Health Monitor run.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o An optional SQL-like predicate specifying the field names to select
      o Default = SHOWALL
      0 Available fields for predicate are listed in the ADRCI: ADR Command 
        Interpreter, SHOW HM_RUN parameter (http://docs.oracle.com/
        cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28319/adrci.htm#autoId55)
    
    Ouput Details
      o Health Monitor run information is captured
      
    
command_prompt1:
PRED| Enter a predicate clause that you would like to use. You may also specify SHOWALL to see all output. Predicate clause|SHOWALL
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_hmrun "%%PRED%%"
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COMMAND: adr_112
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Problem Information
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Shows problem information for the current ADR home.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Problem information is collected
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_problem
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COMMAND: adr_114
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Create Report
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Creates a report for the specified report type and run ID and stores 
    the report in the ADR. 
    Currently, only the hm_run (Health Monitor) report type is supported.
    If the report already exists it is overwritten. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o Required: Health Monitor run name
      o Find run names by selecting option 2 from ADR Reporting Commands menu
      o run type defaults to health monitor run
    
    Ouput Details
      o Health monitor run data is collected
      
    
command_prompt1:
RUN_NAME|Enter the hm_run name|HM_RUN_1
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
create_report %%RUN_NAME%%
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COMMAND: adr_116
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Show Report
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Shows a report for the specified report type and run name. 
    Currently, only the hm_run (Health Monitor) report type is supported, 
    and only in XML formatting. 
    To view HTML-formatted Health Monitor reports, use Enterprise Manager or 
    the DBMS_HM PL/SQL package. See Oracle Database Administrator's Guide 
    for more information.
    This command does not require an ADR home to be set before you can use it.
      
    Input Requirements
      o Required: Health Monitor run name
      o Find run names by selecting option 2 from ADR Reporting Commands menu
      o Run Type defaults to Health Monitor run
    
    Ouput Details
      o Type specific report will display
      
    
command_prompt1:
RUN_NAME|Enter the hm_run name|HM_RUN_1
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_report %%RUN_NAME%%
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COMMAND: adr_120
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Alert Log, Limited by Number
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Shows the contents of the alert log in the default editor based on the
    number of lines entered to be returned.
      
    Input Requirements
      o Enter Number of lines you want to see of the Alert Log
      o default is 30
    
    Ouput Details
      o The number of alert lines specified in the input will display
      
    
command_prompt1:
NUMLINES| Enter the number of lines of output that you would like to be displayed. This command will show all output up to the specified number of lines. Number of lines|30
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_alert_all %%NUMLINES%%
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COMMAND: adr_122
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Alert Log, Limit By Predicate
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Shows the contents of the alert log in the default editor based on the
    predicate provided
      
    Input Requirements
      o SQL-like predicate string to show only the alert log entries 
        for which the predicate is true
    
    Ouput Details
      o Alert log based on input will display
      
    
command_prompt1:
PRED| Enter a predicate clause to limit the output displayed. Predicate clause|message_text like '%incident%'
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_alert_pred "%%PRED%%"
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COMMAND: adr_130
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Incidents, Limit By Number
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Lists all of the incidents associated with the current ADR home.   
    Output is limited to the number of incidents requested.
      
    Input Requirements
      o Choose an output mode for incidents. BASIC is the default.
        - BASIC displays only basic incident information (the INCIDENT_ID, 
          PROBLEM_ID, and CREATE_TIME fields
          It does not display flood-controlled incidents.
        - BRIEF displays all information related to the incidents
          It includes flood-controlled incidents
        - DETAIL displays all information for the incidents (as with BRIEF 
          mode) as well as information about incident dumps
          It includes flood-controlled incidents
      o A maximun number of incidents to be returned is prompted for 
        - Default is 50	
    
    Ouput Details
      o A list of incidents up to the number requested will be displayed
      
    
command_prompt1:
MODE| Choose BASIC, BRIEF or DETAIL for Mode. Specify the desired number of incidents to report on or specify ALL Mode|BASIC
command_prompt2:
NUM_INC|Number of Incidents|50
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_incident_all %%MODE%% %%NUM_INC%% 
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COMMAND: adr_132
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Incidents, Limit By Predicate
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Lists all of the incidents associated with the current ADR home. 
    Includes both open and closed incidents.
      
    Input Requirements
      o Choose an output mode for incidents. BASIC is the default.
        - BASIC displays only basic incident information (the INCIDENT_ID, 
          PROBLEM_ID, and CREATE_TIME fields
          It does not display flood-controlled incidents.
        - BRIEF displays all information related to the incidents
          It includes flood-controlled incidents
        - DETAIL displays all information for the incidents (as with BRIEF 
          mode) as well as information about incident dumps
          It includes flood-controlled incidents
      o A predicate string is required to limit the output and will 
        only show the incidents for which the predicate is true
    
    Ouput Details
      o A list of incidents that meet the predicate criteria will be displayed
      
    
command_prompt1:
MODE| Choose BASIC, BRIEF or DETAIL for Mode. Enter a predicate clause that you would like to use. Mode|BASIC
command_prompt2:
PRED|Predicate clause|INCIDENT_ID > 0
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_incident_pred %%MODE%% "%%PRED%%" 
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COMMAND: adr_140
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Trace Files, Limit By Keyword
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    List trace files that match the given keyword.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o enter a keyword to limit results returned
      o Default is SHOW ALL
      o Enter YES or NO to indicate if you want newest files to display
        first or not
    
    Ouput Details
      o A list of incidents matching the keyword entered will be displayed
        in the order requested
      
    
command_prompt1:
CRIT| Provide a one word search criteria that will limit the filenames shown or specify SHOWALL to return all filenames. For example: %mmon% Choose whether newest files show first: YES or NO. Filter results using|SHOWALL
command_prompt2:
REVERSE|Time reverse the results?|YES
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_tracefile_crit %%CRIT%% %%REVERSE%%
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COMMAND: adr_142
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Trace Files, Limit By Incident ID
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    List trace files that match the given indicent ID.    
      
    Input Requirements
      o Incident ID is required
      o Default is 0 which will return an error
    
    Ouput Details
      o A list of incidents matching the incident ID entered will be displayed
        in the order requested
      
    
command_prompt1:
INC_ID| Provide the Incident ID for which you wish to view tracefiles. Choose whether newest files show first: YES or NO. Enter the Incident ID|0
command_prompt2:
REVERSE|Time reverse the results?|YES
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_tracefile_inc %%INC_ID%% %%REVERSE%%
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COMMAND: adr_150
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Create Incident Package
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Creates a new package. ADRCI automatically assigns the package number 
    for the new package.
      
    Input Requirements
      o Incident ID is required
        - Default is 0 which will return an error
    
    Ouput Details
      o Package number created will be displayed
      
    
command_prompt1:
INC_ID|Enter the Incident ID|0
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
ips_create %%INC_ID%%
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COMMAND: adr_151
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Generate Package
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Creates a physical package (a ZIP file) in target directory.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o Package ID is required
        - Default is 0 which will return an error
    
    Ouput Details
      o Zip file name will display
      
    
command_prompt1:
PKG_ID|Enter the Package ID|0
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
ips_gen %%PKG_ID%%
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COMMAND: adr_152
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Add a File To Existing Package
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Adds a file to an existing package.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o a file specification is required
        - Includes the full path name of the file
        - The file must be under the same ADR base as the package
      o a package ID is required
        - Default is 0 which will return an error
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that the file was added to the package is displayed
      
    
command_prompt1:
FILE_SPEC|Enter the File Specification|your.trc
command_prompt2:
PKG_ID|Enter the Package ID|0
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
ips_add_file %%FILE_SPEC%% %%PKG_ID%%
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COMMAND: adr_153
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Add Incident to Existing Package
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Adds incidents to a package.
      
    Input Requirements
      o a file specification is required
        - Includes the full path name of the file
        - The file must be under the same ADR base as the package
      o a package ID is required
        - Default is 0 which will return an error
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that the incident was added to the package is displayed
      
    
command_prompt1:
PKG_ID|Enter the Package ID|0
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
ips_add_new_inc %%PKG_ID%%
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COMMAND: adr_154
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Finalize Package
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Finalizes a package before uploading. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o a package ID is required
        - Default is 0 which will return an error
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that package has been finalized will display
      
    
command_prompt1:
PKG_ID|Enter the Package ID|0
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
ips_fin_pkg %%PKG_ID%%
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COMMAND: adr_155
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Delete Package
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Drops a package and its contents from the ADR.
      
    Input Requirements
      o a package ID is required
        - Default is 0 which will return an error
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that package has been deleted will display
      
    
command_prompt1:
PKG_ID|Enter the Package ID|0
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
ips_del_pkg %%PKG_ID%%
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COMMAND: adr_160
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Purge
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Purges diagnostic data in the current ADR home, according to current 
    purging policies. 
    Only ADR contents that are due to be purged are purged.
   
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o All incidents that meet the purge policy guidlelines will be purged
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
purge
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COMMAND: adr_161
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Purge Incident
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Purges diagnostic data in the current ADR home, based on incident ID
    provided.
      
    Input Requirements
      o Incident ID is required
        - default is 0 which will result in an error
    
    Ouput Details
      o Incident ID provided will be purged
      
    
command_prompt1:
INC_ID|Enter the Incident ID|0
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
purge_inc %%INC_ID%%
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COMMAND: adr_162
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Purge A Range of Incident IDs
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Purges diagnostic data in the current ADR home, based on the range of
    incident IDs provided.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o Starting incident ID is prompted for 
        - Default is 0
      o Ending Incident ID is pronpted for
        - Default is 0
      o If both starting and ending indcident IDs are NOT entered, an error
        will occur
    
    Ouput Details
      o Incidents between and including the start and end incident ID provided
        will be purged
      
    
command_prompt1:
S_INC_ID|Enter the Starting Incident ID|0
command_prompt2:
E_INC_ID|Enter the Ending Incident ID|0
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
purge_inc_range %%S_INC_ID%% %%E_INC_ID%%
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COMMAND: adr_163
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Purge By Age
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Purges diagnostic data in the current ADR home, based on the age in 
    minutes provided.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o Incident age is prompted for - enter in minutes
        - Default is 60 minutes
    
    Ouput Details
      o Incidents older than the age provided will be purged
      
    
command_prompt1:
AGE|Enter the Age in minutes|60
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
purge_age %%AGE%%
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COMMAND: adr_164
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Purge By Age and Type
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Purges diagnostic data in the current ADR home, based on the age in 
    minutes provided as well as the incident type.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o Incident age is prompted for - enter in minutes
        - Default is 60 minutes
      o Incident type is prompted for
        - valid incident types are: ALERT,INCIDENT,TRACE,CDUMP,HM,UTSCDMP
        - default is ALERT
    
    Ouput Details
      o Incidents that match the incident type entered and are older than 
        the age provided will be purged
      
    
command_prompt1:
AGE|Enter the Age in minutes|60
command_prompt2:
TYPE|Enter the Type (ALERT,INCIDENT,TRACE,CDUMP,HM,UTSCDMP)|ALERT
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
purge_type %%AGE%% %%TYPE%%
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COMMAND: adr_170
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Tool Help
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This option invokes the ADRCI help utility and give a list of available
    ADR topics.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o List of available topics
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
help
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COMMAND: adr_172
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Topic Help
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This option invokes the ADRCI help utility and provides detailed help
    for the topic provided.
      
    Input Requirements
      o ADR Topic is required
        - Use ADR Help command to get list of topics
        - Enter one of the topics listed
        - Default is SHOW CONTROL to avoid getting an error if nothing
          is entered
    
    Ouput Details
      o SHOW BASE was the topic entered
      o Results are:
          ADR base = "/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0.1.0"
          Usage: SHOW BASE [-product <product_name>]
          Purpose: Show the current ADR base setting.
         Options:
            [-product <product_name>]: This option allows users to show the
            given product's ADR Base location. The current registered 
            products are "CLIENT" and "ADRCI".
         Examples:
           show base -product client
           show base
   
    
command_prompt1:
TOPIC|Enter the topic to display|SHOW CONTROL
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
adr_help_topic "%%TOPIC%%"
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COMMAND: adr_173
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Summary of Incidents
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command retrieves the latest configuration summary data and provides
	  immediate viewing of this data.

    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Example: sample below has 0 incidents so is not truly reflective
                 of a production environment
              
                           ADR Summary
          =================================================
          ORACLE_HOME:  /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0.1.0
             ADR Base:  /u01/app/oracle
             ADR Home:  diag/rdbms/v1121/V1121
          ORACLE_SID:  V1121
          =================================================
          =================================================
          Displaying the 5 Most recent ADR incidents
          =================================================
          Incident ID: 0
          Created: <NULL>
          Error: <NULL>-0
   
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
summary
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COMMAND: adr_174
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Incidents Detail
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command retrieves the latest configuration summary detail and provides
	  immediate viewing of this data.
    NOTE: Limited summry details are currently available
          More details will be added in coming releases    
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Example:
                          Summary Detail
          =================================================
          ORACLE_HOME:  /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0.1.0
             ADR Base:  /u01/app/oracle
             ADR Home:  diag/rdbms/v1121/V1121
          ORACLE_SID:  V1121
          =================================================
          =================================================
          Displaying the 5 Most recent ADR incidents
          =================================================

                        Additional Details
          =================================================
          Displaying the last 500 lines of
          /u01/app/oracle/diag/rdbms/v1121/V1121/trace/V1121_ora_6782.trc
          -------------------------------------------------
          _bloom_predicate_enabled            = true
          _optimizer_enable_extended_stats    = true
          _is_lock_table_for_ddl_wait_lock    = 0
          _pivot_implementation_method        = choose
          optimizer_capture_sql_plan_baselines = false
          optimizer_use_sql_plan_baselines    = true
          _optimizer_star_trans_min_cost      = 0
          ...
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
summary detail
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COMMAND: adr_175
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Default Collection
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    The dafault collector for ADR will execute.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Key ADR elements will be included in the default collection output
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
collect
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COMMAND: adr_198
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Tool Version
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    The version of ADR installed in the current environment will be retrieved.
    This information will be helpful when having issues with DA ADR menus
    and a service request is needed.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o version of ADR installed in the current environment
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
version
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COMMAND: adr_199
COMMAND TYPE: Adr
COMMAND TITLE: Custom Command
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Use this command to allow the user to execute their own ADR command
    within the Diagnostic Assistant.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None	
    
    Ouput Details
      o Results will vary based on the command entered
      
    
command_prompt1:
CUSTCMD|Enter your custom adrci command|SHOW HOMES
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
custom %%CUSTCMD%%
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COMMAND: ocm_200
COMMAND TYPE: Ocm
COMMAND TITLE: Configuration Collector
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command will invoke the configuration collector to collect
    current configuration data for immediate viewing. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o None	
    
    Ouput Details
      o current configuration information
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
collect
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COMMAND: ocm_201
COMMAND TYPE: Ocm
COMMAND TITLE: Tool Help
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command shows how to call the configuration collector and describes
    available actions and syntax
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o List of available options and corresponding actions and syntax
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
help
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COMMAND: ocm_202
COMMAND TYPE: Ocm
COMMAND TITLE: Latest Configuration Summary
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command retrieves the latest configuration summary data and provides
    immediate viewing of this data  
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Latest configuration summary level information is displayed
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
summary
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COMMAND: ocm_203
COMMAND TYPE: Ocm
COMMAND TITLE: Latest Configuration Detail
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command retrieves the latest configuration summary detailed data 
    and provides immediate viewing of this data. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Latest configuration detail level information is displayed
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
summary detail
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COMMAND: ocm_204
COMMAND TYPE: Ocm
COMMAND TITLE: Tool Version
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    The version of OCM running in the current environment will be retrieved.
    This information will be helpful when having issues with DA OCM menus
    and a service request is needed.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o version of OCM running in the current environment
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
version
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COMMAND: os_213
COMMAND TYPE: OS
COMMAND TITLE: Procwatcher status
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command shows the current status of Procwatcher. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Current status of Procwatcher
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
%%DA_PROCWATCHER_DIR%%/prw.sh stat
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COMMAND: os_214
COMMAND TYPE: OS
COMMAND TITLE: Start Procwatcher
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command starts Procwatcher.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that Procwatcher was started
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
%%DA_PROCWATCHER_DIR%%/prw.sh start
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COMMAND: os_215
COMMAND TYPE: OS
COMMAND TITLE: Stop Procwatcher
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command stops Procwatcher. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that Procwatcher was terminated
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
%%DA_PROCWATCHER_DIR%%/prw.sh stop
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COMMAND: os_216
COMMAND TYPE: OS
COMMAND TITLE: Procwatcher File Package
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command packages Procwatcher files. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that Procwatcher files have been packaged
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
%%DA_PROCWATCHER_DIR%%/prw.sh pack
    echo DA_FILE_COLLECTED=$PWD/Procwatcher_Files_.*.zip
    
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COMMAND: os_290
COMMAND TYPE: OS
COMMAND TITLE: OSWatcher Limited By Date
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command runs OSWatcher and allows you to grep for a given date. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o date to search for in YY.MM.DD format
	  o local hostname (without the domain)
	  o ssh password for root
    
    Ouput Details
      o A zip file containing OSWatcher activity for the date specified
  
    
command_prompt1:
GREPDATE|Enter the date to grep for in YY.MM.DD format|11.01.01
command_prompt2:
HOST|Please enter the local hostname (no domain)|localhost
command_prompt3:
PASS|Please enter the ssh password for root|
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
SSH %%PASS%% root@%%HOST%% export LOGDIR=%%DA_OSWATCHER_DIR%%/archive
    export OSWFILE=osw_%%HOST%%_$$.zip
    export DA_OWNER=`ps -eaf|grep da.sh|grep -v root|head -1|awk '{print $1}' `
    if [ -d $LOGDIR ]; then
      cd $LOGDIR
    else
      echo "ERROR: Invalid directory specified for OSWatcher: %%DA_OSWATCHER_DIR%%"
      exit 1
    fi
    export OUTDIR=/tmp/da_osw
    if [ ! -d ${OUTDIR} ]; then
      mkdir ${OUTDIR}
    fi
    find . -name '*%%GREPDATE%%*' -exec zip ${OUTDIR}/${OSWFILE} {} \; 
    chown -R ${DA_OWNER} ${OUTDIR}
    echo DA_FILE_COLLECTED=${OUTDIR}/${OSWFILE}
    
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COMMAND: os_291
COMMAND TYPE: OS
COMMAND TITLE: OSWatcher Limited By Date and Time
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command runs OSWatcher and allows you to grep for a given date
	and time range on that date. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o date to search for in YY.MM.DD format
	  o time to search for in HHMM 24 hour format
	  o local hostname (without the domain)
	  o ssh password for root
    
    Ouput Details
      o A zip file containing OSWatcher activity for the date and time
	    range specified
  
    
command_prompt1:
GREPDATE|Enter the date to grep for in YY.MM.DD format|11.01.01
command_prompt2:
GREPTIME|Enter the time or time range to grep for in HHMM 24 hour format|1700
command_prompt3:
HOST|Please enter the local hostname (no domain)|localhost
command_prompt4:
PASS|Please enter the ssh password for root|
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
SSH %%PASS%% root@%%HOST%% export LOGDIR=%%DA_OSWATCHER_DIR%%/archive
    export OSWFILE=osw_%%HOST%%_$$.zip
    export DA_OWNER=`ps -eaf|grep da.sh|grep -v root|head -1|awk '{print $1}' `
    
    if [ -d $LOGDIR ]; then
      cd $LOGDIR
    else
      echo "ERROR: Invalid directory specified for OSWatcher: %%DA_OSWATCHER_DIR%%"
      exit 1
    fi
    export OUTDIR=/tmp/da_osw
    if [ ! -d ${OUTDIR} ]; then
      mkdir ${OUTDIR}
    fi
    find . -name '*%%GREPDATE%%.%%GREPTIME%%*' -exec zip ${OUTDIR}/${OSWFILE} {} \;
    chown -R ${DA_OWNER} ${OUTDIR}
    echo DA_FILE_COLLECTED=${OUTDIR}/${OSWFILE}
     
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COMMAND: rda_301
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Module List
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Shows the list of RDA modules and their descriptions.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Example
          Available data collection modules are:
          ACFS     Collects ASM Cluster File System Information
          ACT      Collects Oracle E-Business Suite Application Information
          ADBA     Collects ACS Oracle Database Assessment
		  ...
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
get_module_list
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COMMAND: rda_302
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Profile List
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Shows the list of RDA profiles and their descriptions.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Example
          Available profiles are:
          9iAS                   Oracle Application Server 9i problems
          AS10g                  Oracle Application Server 10g problems
          AS10g_Identity         Oracle Identity Management 10g problems
          AS10g_IdentityFed      Oracle Identity Federation 10g problems
		  ...
      
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
get_profile_list
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COMMAND: rda_303
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Module Execution
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Runs a collection for a module or group of modules.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o Module name
      o Multiple modules can be selected separated by commas
        o example: OS,LOG,NET 
      o Prompting for required values may occur depending on the module(s) 
        selected    
    
    Ouput Details
      o Collection of files specific to the module(s) selected
    
command_prompt1:
MODULE|Enter a specific module or list of modules separated by commas|OS
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
run_module=%%MODULE%%
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COMMAND: rda_304
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Profile Execution
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Runs a collection for a profile.  
      
    Input Requirements
      o Profile name
      o Prompting for required values may occur depending on the profile 
        selected    
    
    Ouput Details
      o Collection of files specific to the profile selected
      
    
command_prompt1:
PROFILE|Enter a specific profile|
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
run_profile=%%PROFILE%%
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COMMAND: rda_315
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Automatic Storage Management
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
      
    Runs ASM module and collects Automatic Storage management (ASM) information.

    Input Requirements
      o Is ASM installed in a separate Oracle home (Y/N)?
      o ASM Oracle Home Directory Path
      o ASM Oracle SID
    
    Ouput Details
      o Shows a summary of the collection process
      o Generates a collection of files in the "ASM" subdirectory under 
        the Diagnostic Assistant output directory

  
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
run_module=ASM
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COMMAND: rda_316
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Exadata Information
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
      
    Runs EXA module and collects Exadata information.

    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Shows a summary of the collection process
      o Generates a collection of files in the "EXA" subdirectory under 
        the Diagnostic Assistant output directory
        
  
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
run_module=EXA
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COMMAND: rda_317
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Database Trace and Log Files
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Runs LOG module to collect database trace and log files.
    
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Shows a summary of the collection process
      o Generates a collection of files in the "LOG" subdirectory under 
        the Diagnostic Assistant output directory
        
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
run_module=LOG
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COMMAND: rda_318
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Oracle Network Information
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Runs ONET module to collect Oracle Network information.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Shows a summary of the collection process
      o Generates a collection of files in the "ONET" subdirectory under 
        the Diagnostic Assistant output directory
        
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
run_module=ONET
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COMMAND: rda_319
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Operating System and Network Information
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Runs 2 modules to collect database performance information:
    o  OS  - Collects Operating System information
    o  NET - Collects network information
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Shows a summary of the collection process
      o Generates a collection of files in the "OS_NET" subdirectory under 
        the Diagnostic Assistant output directory
        
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
run_module=OS,NET
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COMMAND: rda_320
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Performance Information
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Runs PERF module to collect performance information.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Shows a summary of the collection process
      o Generates a collection of files in the "PERF" subdirectory under 
        the Diagnostic Assistant output directory
        
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
run_module=PERF
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COMMAND: rda_321
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Cluster Information
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    Runs RAC module to collect cluster information.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Shows a summary of the collection process
      o Generates a collection of files in the "RAC" subdirectory under 
        the Diagnostic Assistant output directory
              
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
run_module=RAC
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COMMAND: rda_390
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Tool Help
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This option shows the format of the RDA command and provides a list 
    of the available parameters.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Results are:
         Usage: rda.pl [-bcdflntvwxy] [-ABCDEGHIKLMPQRSTV] [-e list] [-m dir]
                       [-s name] [-o out] [-p prof] arg ...
                  -A      Authentify user through the setup file
                  -B      Start background collection
                  -C      Collect diagnostic information
                  .....
   
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
help
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COMMAND: rda_391
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Default Collection
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
   
    Command Summary
    
    This command is a default collection that is based on the
    discovered targets so it is unique to each environment.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o output is dependent on the collectors specific to the targets 
        discovered in the environment
   
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
collect
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COMMAND: rda_392
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Collection Summary
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command shows the last collection details (what, where and when)
    followed by a collection summary of each modue and profile discovered. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Results are:
            Last Collection(x) for: RDA
            Date: Tue Feb 28 07:19:06 EST 2012
            Output Directory: $ORACLE_HOME/rda/da/output/rda/DB11g/output
            COLLECTION SUMMARY:
              Overview
              Operating System Setup
              User Profile
              Performance
              .... 

   
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
summary
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COMMAND: rda_393
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Collection Detail
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command includes the  the summary details as well as a list of
    all the detailed files for that collection.
    This is repeated for each collection discovered.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Results are repeated for each collection found:
         Last Collection(x) for: RDA
         Date: Tue Feb 28 10:21:36 EST 2012
         Output Directory: $ORACLE_HOME/rda/da/output/rda/LOG/output
         COLLECTION SUMMARY:
           Overview
           RDBMS Log/Trace Files

         FILE LIST:
         DA_S919LOAD_A.fil
         DA_LOG_alert_log.htm
         DA_LOG_last_errors.htm
         DA_LOG_diag_problems.htm
         ....
         
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
summary detail
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COMMAND: rda_394
COMMAND TYPE: Rda
COMMAND TITLE: Tool Version
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    The version of RDA installed in the current environment will be retrieved.
    This information will be helpful when having issues with DA RDA menus
    and a service request is needed.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o version of RDA installed is displayed
      o Example:
          RDA collector running: version

          4.26
  
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
version
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COMMAND: sys_649
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: All Tool Versions
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command displays the version of the Diagnostic Assistant
	tool as well as versions of ADR, RDA and OCM.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Version of the Diagnostic Assistant tool currently running
	  o Version of ADR, RDA and OCM installed
	  o Example:
	        DA Version:         1.2.0-b631 
          RDA Version:        4.26 
          OCM Version:        10.3.6.0.2 
          ADR Version:        11.2.0.1.0 
          Sqlplus Version:    11.2.0.1.0 
  
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_component_versions
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COMMAND: sys_650
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Tool Version
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command displays the version of the Diagnostic Assistant
	tool. 
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o The version of the Diagnostic Assistant tool currently running
  
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_da_version
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COMMAND: sys_651
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Stored Properties
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command displays Diagnostic Assistant tool level stored properties.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Contents of the da.properties file
  
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_da_properties
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COMMAND: sys_652
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: User Properties
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command displays Diagnostic Assistant user level stored properties.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Contents of the user.properties file
  
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
show_user_properties
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COMMAND: PREREQ_REQ_SETUP_PROP
COMMAND TYPE: OS
COMMAND TITLE: Valid values for required_setup_properties.ini
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
TODO
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
      echo mos_csi
      echo mos_userid
      echo DA_PROCWATCHER_DIR
      echo DA_OSWBB_DIR
      echo DA_OSWATCHER_DIR
      echo DA_EXACHK_DIR
      echo sqlt_dir
      echo tom_home
      echo hangfg_dir
      echo stackx_loc
    
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COMMAND: sys_663
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Required Setup Property Reset
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command allows you to remove/reset the existing value for a
	setup property.  If removed, you will be prompted for it again by the next 
	command which requires it.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that the value for the given property has been reset
  
    
command_prompt1:
PREREQ_REQ_SETUP_PROP|Please choose a property to reset. Provide a new value or hit ENTER to remove existing value |PREREQ_REQ_SETUP_PROP:all
command_prompt2:
property_value|Please enter the new value for %%PREREQ_REQ_SETUP_PROP%%|
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
set_da_property %%PREREQ_REQ_SETUP_PROP%% %%property_value%%
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COMMAND: sys_664
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: MOS Password Reset
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command allows you to reset/remove the existing value for the MOS
	password.  If reomved, you will be prompted for it again by the next 
	command which requires it.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that the value for the MOS password has been removed
  
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
set_wallet_property DA.mos_password
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COMMAND: PREREQ_BOOLEAN
COMMAND TYPE: OS
COMMAND TITLE: Valid values for boolean questions
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
TODO
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
      echo TRUE
      echo FALSE
    
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COMMAND: PREREQ_YES_NO
COMMAND TYPE: OS
COMMAND TITLE: Valid values for YES/NO questions
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
TODO
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
      echo YES
      echo NO
    
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COMMAND: sys_665
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Allow/Disallow Saving Passwords
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command can be used to allow or disallow passwords entered	into 
    Diagnostic Assistant to be saved. By default, this functionality 
    is disabled (FALSE).
      
    Input Requirements
      o TRUE or FALSE
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that the value chosen was saved
  
    
command_prompt1:
PREREQ_BOOLEAN|Allow passwords to be saved?|PREREQ_BOOLEAN:all
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
set_da_property use_wallet %%PREREQ_BOOLEAN%%
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COMMAND: sys_666
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Configured Properties
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command prompts you for each value in da.properties to either
	keep the existing value or specify a new one.
      
    Input Requirements
      o New values for any properties you wish to change
    
    Ouput Details
      o A listing of all the values
  
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
set_da_property prompt_all
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COMMAND: sys_667
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Property Defaults
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command will reset all saved values to their default
	values, including turning off saved passwords and emptying
	the Oracle Wallet, if the YES parameter is passed. If NO is
  passed, it does nothing.
      
    Input Requirements
      o YES to reset and NO to exit without taking action
    
    Ouput Details
      o A listing of all the property values
  
    
command_prompt1:
PREREQ_YES_NO|Are you sure you wish to reset all saved values?|PREREQ_YES_NO:all
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
reset_da_properties_to_defaults %%PREREQ_YES_NO%%
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COMMAND: sys_670
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Create Draft SR
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command will create a draft SR for customers using OCM
	in Connected mode.
      
    Input Requirements
      o SR description
    
    Ouput Details
      o Newly created SR number 
  
    
command_prompt3:
DA.mos_sr_description|Please enter your SR Description|DA Sr Testonly Abstract
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
create_draft_sr description=%%DA.mos_sr_description%%
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COMMAND: sys_672
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Current Session Packaged Files
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command will package all Diagnostic Assistant files created in the
	current session.
      
    Input Requirements
      o SR number
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that the files were added to the SR
  
    
command_prompt1:
sr_number|Please Enter an existing SR_NUMBER (required)|
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
upload srNumber=%%sr_number%% uploadFile=default session
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COMMAND: sys_674
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Current Day Packaged Files
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command will package all Diagnostic Assistant files created in the
	current day.
      
    Input Requirements
      o SR number
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that the files were added to the SR
  
    
command_prompt1:
sr_number|Please Enter an existing SR_NUMBER (required)|
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
upload srNumber=%%sr_number%% uploadFile=default day
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COMMAND: sys_676
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Current Month Packaged Files
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command will package all Diagnostic Assistant files created in the
	current month.
      
    Input Requirements
      o SR number
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that the files were added to the SR
  
    
command_prompt1:
sr_number|Please Enter an existing SR_NUMBER (required)|
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
upload srNumber=%%sr_number%% uploadFile=default month
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COMMAND: sys_678
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Upload File Package To SR
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command will upload the specified file to the given SR.
      
    Input Requirements
      o Existing SR number
	  o Full path of the file to upload
    
    Ouput Details
      o Confirmation that the file was uploaded to the SR
  
    
command_prompt3:
sr_number|Please Enter an existing SR_NUMBER (required)
command_prompt4:
upload_file|Please enter full file path to upload(or default collection)|default
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
upload srNumber=%%sr_number%% uploadFile=%%upload_file%%
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COMMAND: sys_680
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Current Session Package Upload
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command will package all Diagnostic Assistant files created in the
	current session.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Location of the resulting zip file
  
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
package_collected_files session
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COMMAND: sys_681
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Current Day File Package Upload
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command will package all Diagnostic Assistant files created in the
	current day.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Location of the resulting zip file
  
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
package_collected_files day
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COMMAND: sys_682
COMMAND TYPE: System
COMMAND TITLE: Current Month File Package Upload
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
    Command Summary
    
    This command will package all Diagnostic Assistant files created in the
	current month.
      
    Input Requirements
      o None
    
    Ouput Details
      o Location of the resulting zip file
  
    
COMMAND ARGUMENT(S):
package_collected_files month
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