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Oracle
AD Utilities
arguments & flags
1.
What is the usage of the AD utilities
arguments & flags ?
2.
AD Utilities: Common arguments
3.
AD Utilities: Flags
4.
AD Administration specific arguments
5.
AutoPatch specific arguments
6.
AD Controller specific arguments
1.
What is the usage of the AD utilities arguments & flags ?
AD
utilities accept arguments and flags to change the
execution behaviour of the AD utility.
NOTE:
The arguments must be typed in lowercase without whitespace
characters between them.
Example:
$adpatch options=nocopyportion,negenerateportion
2.
AD Utilities: Common arguments
| argument |
Description |
Values |
Default value |
| help |
Describe the syntax of the command. Using help
argument doesn't starts the AD utility. |
y or n |
n (adadmin help=y) |
| logfile |
Specifies the location of the
log file. Useful in non-interactive mode, but could be used in
interactive mode as well. |
n/a |
n/a (AD utility will
prompt you for the log file if the argument is not specified) |
| printdebug |
The execution of the AD utility will show more
debug information. |
y or n |
n |
| flags |
Passes to AD utility one or more
flags |
<all the flags available> |
n/a |
3.
AD Utilities: Flags
| flag |
Description |
| hidepw
(by default) |
(Starting 11.5.9; before this version the password
was inserted by default => a security risk)
The password IS NOT showed in the log files. |
| nohidepw |
(Starting 11.5.9)
The password IS showed in the log files. |
| logging
(by
default in AutoConfig)
|
Uses LOGGING option when
indexes are created.
NOTE: LOGGING mode slow down the performance of the database,
but makes the indexes recoverable after a database media
recovery and also needed if a standbay database is
configured. |
| nologging
(by default in AutoUpgrade) |
Uses NOLOGGING option
when indexes are created. |
| trace |
Creates a trace file each time the AD utility
connects to the database. In this trace there are no information
related to the SQL statements run by the
workers. |
| notrace
(by default) |
|
4.
AD Administration specific arguments
| argument |
Description |
Values |
Default value |
| abandon |
(Only in interactive mode)
Used to abandon a session. When the session will restart it
will restart from the beginning and not from the failure point. |
y or n |
n |
| defaultsfile |
Specifies the location of the
"defaults" file which contains the responses. This
file is used in non-interactive mode.
Note: the value of this argument must be a
fully-qualified filename and the defaults file must be under $APPL_TOP/admin/<SID>
directory. |
n/a |
n/a |
| interactive |
Specifies if the AD utility is run in interactive
mode or not. |
y or n |
y |
| localworkers |
Specifies how many workers will
run on the primary node in an Distributed AD environment (On a
Shared APPL_TOP environment one node is the primary node). |
1..n
n = min (max supported by the database, 999) |
The all workers run by default
on the primary node. |
| menu_option |
When run in an interactive mode, the defaults file
could have more menu options. This argument specifies which menu
options to be used. |
n/a |
n/a |
| parallel_index_treshhold |
Fix a number of blocks as
treshhold.
If a table has less blocks than parallel_index_treshhold
=> indexes will be created with parallel workers
and serial DML.
If a table has more blocks than parallel_index_treshhold
=> indexes will be created with 1 worker and
parallel DML. |
n/a
if 0 then the indexes will be created with parallel
workers and serial DML. |
20.000 |
| restart |
(when non-interactive mode is used)
To restart or not an existing session. |
y or n |
n (a completely new session is
expected to be run) |
| wait_on_failed_job |
The utility will wait for the
user input in a non-interactive session when a job fails. |
y or n |
n |
| workers |
Establishes the number of workers which will be
used for that session. The optimal number is 2 or 3 x number of
CPUs. |
1 .. 999 |
n/a |
5.
AutoPatch specific arguments
| argument |
Description |
Values |
Default value |
| abandon |
(Only in interactive mode)
Used to abandon a session. When the session will restart it
will restart from the beginning and not from the failure point. |
y or n |
n |
| defaultsfile |
Specifies the location of the
"defaults" file which contains the responses. This
file is used in non-interactive mode.
Note: the value of this argument must be a
fully-qualified filename and the defaults file must be under $APPL_TOP/admin/<SID>
directory. |
n/a |
n/a |
| interactive |
Specifies if the AD utility is run in interactive
mode or not. |
y or n |
y |
| localworkers |
Specifies how many workers will
run on the primary node in an Distributed AD environment (On a
Shared APPL_TOP environment one node is the primary node). |
1..n
n = min (max supported by the database, 999) |
The all workers run by default
on the primary node. |
| parallel_index_treshhold |
Fix a number of blocks as treshhold.
If a table has less blocks than parallel_index_treshhold
=> indexes will be created with parallel workers
and serial DML.
If a table has more blocks than parallel_index_treshhold
=> indexes will be created with 1 worker and
parallel DML. |
n/a
if 0 then the indexes will be created with parallel
workers and serial DML. |
20.000 |
| restart |
(when non-interactive mode is
used)
To restart or not an existing session.
|
y or n |
n (a completely new
session is expected to be run) |
| wait_on_failed_job |
The utility will wait for the user input in a
non-interactive session when a job fails. |
y or n |
n |
| workers |
Establishes the number of
workers which will be used for that session. The optimal number
is 2 or 3 x number of CPUs. |
1 .. 999 |
n/a |
6.
AD Controller specific arguments
| argument |
Description |
Values |
Default value |
| menu_option |
When run in an interactive mode, the defaults file
could have more menu options. This argument specifies which menu
options to be used. |
n/a |
n/a |
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