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createcomponent - Create a specified component
deleteinstance - Delete an instance and components
deletecomponent - Delete a specified component
registerinstance - Register with admin server
unregisterinstance - Unregister with admin server
updateinstanceregistration - Update instance registration
updatecomponentregistration - Update component registration
4.3.6.2 opmnctl usage
Syntax: opmnctl usage [command] The usage command displays help for any one specified opmnctl command. With
no argument the opmnctl usage command displays the same information as opmnctl help.
The command can be one or more of the following:
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start
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startall
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startproc
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stopall
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stopproc
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restartproc
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reload
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shutdown
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ping
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status
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metric
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dmsdump
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debug
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set
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query
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launch
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phantom
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ping
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validate
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help
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usage
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createinstance
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createcomponent
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deleteinstance
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deletecomponent
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registerinstance
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unregisterinstance
opmnctl Commands 4-27
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updateinstanceregistration
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updatecomponentregistration
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help For example, enter the following command to receive the output shown in
Example 4–7 :
opmnctl usage stopall
Example 4–7 opmnctl usage stopall output
opmnctl stopall [sequential=true] [report=true] Stop opmn daemon and managed processes for local Oracle instance.
This request first tries to stop all managed processes gracefully. Processes which will not stop gracefully will be forcefully shutdown. After
stopping all managed processes, the opmn daemon will shutdown itself.
This request should only be performed when it is necessary to stop the opmn daemon. Once started, the opmn daemon should remain up until it is necessary to
restart the computer or some other rare administrative event occurs.
To stop all managed processes without stopping the opmn daemon, consider using the stopproc command without any target arguments.
If the value of the sequential attribute is true, each process will be stopped upon sequentially one at a time.
If the value of the report attribute is true, opmn will report the results of the attempt to stop each processes as it completes.
The default behavior is for opmn to wait until the entire request has completed before sending all of the results at once.
To restart the opmn daemon without restarting any managed processes, consider using the reload command. The reload command is the appropriate command to
use when the only goal is to restart the opmn daemon with a new configuration.
This request operates synchronously and will wait for the operation to complete before returning.
4.3.6.3 opmnctl validate
Syntax: opmnctl validate [filename] The opmnctl validate command validates the XML syntax of the opmn.xml file.
The default ORACLE_INSTANCEconfigOPMNopmnopmn.xml is validated when ORACLE_INSTANCE
binopmnctl is used. The filename can be specified by either the relative or absolute path.
