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opmnctl startproc sequential=true starts all of the managed system processes sequentially.
Figure 4–2 Managed Process Sequential Request 1
OPMN is processing one managed process, before moving on the next shown in Figure 4–3
. As shown in
Figure 4–3 , when the request completes for the first managed process, the
request starts on the next managed process.
Figure 4–3 Managed Process Sequential Request 2
As shown in Figure 4–4
, all affected managed processes have completed the request.
Figure 4–4 Managed Process Sequential Request 3
4.3.4 Provisioning Commands
The opmnctl provisioning commands are used for provisioning system components within an Oracle instance. Use these commands to:
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Create and delete an Oracle instance or system component.
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Register and unregister an Oracle instance with a WebLogic domain for management using the Fusion Middleware Control Console.
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Update an Oracle instance or system component registration with the WebLogic domain.
This section includes the following topics:
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General Syntax
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Alternative Syntax for Provisioning Commands
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Common Arguments
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Commands
4.3.4.1 General Syntax
opmnctl provisioning commands are invoked using the following syntax: opmnctl command [-argName1 value1] [-argName2 value2] ...
The following provisioning commands are supported:
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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
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updateinstanceregistration
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updatecomponentregistration
4.3.4.2 Alternative Syntax for Provisioning Commands
Provisioning commands can also be invoked with the syntax used by other opmnctl commands:
opmnctl command [argName1=value1] [argName2=value2] ... This alternate syntax follows the Attributes style refer to
Section 4.3.1.2 and accepts
argument names presented in lower case. The alternate syntax is provided to allow greater uniformity between opmnctl commands.
Any opmnctl provisioning commands can be entered using either syntax. For example, the following commands are equivalent:
opmnctl createcomponent -componentType OHS -componentName ohs1
Note:
The opmnctl provisioning commands must use the following naming conventions:
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Name must begin with a letter and contain only alphanumerics, hyphen- and underscore_ characters.
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Name must be no more than 30 characters long.
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Name must be at least 4 characters long.
