| main - Oracle Diagnostic Assistant Standard Menu | |
The Diagnostic Assistant Standard Menu is appended to the list
of target menus and includes stanadard functionality common
to all users.
Select one of the following options:
----------Standard Collectors ----------
(1) ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository
(2) OCM - Oracle Configuration Manager
(3) RDA - Remote Diagnostic Agent
----------Packaging Options ----------
(11) Package Files for upload
(12) Create Draft SR
(13) Package and Upload Collected Files
(H)elp (E)xit
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Oracle Diagnostic Assistant: Standard Menu Help
The Diagnostic Assistant Standard Menu is appended to the list
of target menus and includes functionality common to all.
Explanation of available options:
Standard Collectors
The Standard Collectors enable you to execute
the following collectors directly from the menu:
(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
Packaging Options
The Packaging options enable you to perform the following functions:
(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
- you MAY be prompted for MOS username and/or password -- see note
below
- SR title will be prompted for
- 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 'Standard > 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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| 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
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(11) Run Default Collection
(12) Collections Summary
(13) Collections Detail
(14) ADR Version
(15) ADR Help
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Core Collectors - RDA, OCM, ADR and More: ADR - Automatic Diagnostic
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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ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository: ADR Directory Information Help
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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Showing Menu Help:
ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository: ADR Incidents and Tracefiles Help
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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ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository: ADR Reporting Alert Commands Help
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
/adrci.htm#BGBBBDDC)
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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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ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository: ADR View Incident Commands Help
Explanation of available options:
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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ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository: ADR Reporting Tracefile Commands Help
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
(M)ain (B)ack (H)elp (E)xit
Showing Menu Help:
ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository: ADR Incident Packaging Help
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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ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository: Purge Indicents Help
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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ADR - Automatic Diagnostic Repository: ADR Help Commands Help
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
(M)ain (B)ack (H)elp (E)xit
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Core Collectors - RDA, OCM, ADR and More: OCM - Oracle Configuration
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, ...
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(11) Run Default Collection
(12) Collections Summary
(13) Collections Detail
(14) RDA Version
(15) RDA Help
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Showing Menu Help:
Core Collectors - RDA, OCM, ADR and More: RDA - Remote Diagnostic Agent
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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| 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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Core Collectors - RDA, OCM, ADR and More: Package and Upload
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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