--all
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Collect all of the diagnostic information excluding Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR) and Cluster Health Monitor. This is the default option.
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--crs
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Collect Oracle Clusterware diagnostic information.
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--crshome crs_home_dir
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Specifies the location of the Oracle Clusterware home directory
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--core
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Package core files with the Oracle Clusterware diagnostic data.
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--install
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Collect the installation logs when the installation failed before running the script root.sh .
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--adr adr_location
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Collect diagnostic information for ADR, where adr_location specifies the location of the ADR information.
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--afterdate date
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Collect archives from the specified date. Specify the date in the mm/dd/yyyy format.
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--aftertime time
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Collect the archives after the specified time. Enter the time using the format YYYYMMDDHHMMSS24 . Supported only with the -adr parameter.
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--beforetime time
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Collect the archives before the specified time. Enter the time using the format: YYYYMMDDHHMMSS24 . Supported only the with the -adr parameter.
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--chmos
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Collect Cluster Health Monitor data.
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--incidenttime time
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Collect Cluster Health Monitor data from the specified time. Enter the time using the format: YYYYMMDDHHMMSS24 .
If you do not use the --incidenttime parameter, then the command collects data for the past 24 hours.
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--incidentduration time
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Collect Cluster Health Monitor data for the duration after the specified time. Enter the time using the format: HH:MM. If you do not specify a duration, then the command collects all Cluster Health Monitor data after the specified incident time.
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--excl [comp1 ,comp2 ...]
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Exclude the specified component logs. Valid components are: acfs , invt , sys , ocr , crs , home , and base .
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--clean
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Remove the diagnosability information gathered by this command.
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--storage
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Collect all of the logs for any storage issues. The logs can be used when you are experiencing any problems with storage and need support to diagnose the logs.
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--h
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(Optional) Display help for using the command.
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