E Oracle Memory Speed CLI Commands

omsfscmds is a command line utility for administering Oracle Memory Speed (OMS). To use omsfscmds, ensure that the OMS daemon is running.

Example E-1 Running omsfscmds

Set the $ORACLE SID to the same SID as the daemon and run omsfscmds.

$ $ORACLE_HOME/bin/omsfscmds
OMS> 

• mkfs and forcemkfs Command Reference
  Use mkfs and forcemkfs to format the OMS uber file placed in a PMEM DAX mount point.
• mount, unmount and lsmount Command Reference
  Use mount, umount and, lsmount to manage and query the Oracle Memory Speed file system mount points.
• df Command Reference
  Use df to determine the total space, used space, and free space in a mounted Oracle Memory Speed (OMS) file system.
• cp Command Reference
  Use the copy command cp to copy files.
• ls and lls Command Reference
  Use ls to list files in the Oracle Memory Speed (OMS) mount point, and lls to list files in the OMS mount point with additional information for each file.
• rm Command Reference
  Use the rm command to delete a file from an Oracle Memory Speed (OMS) mount point.
• cd and pwd Command Reference
  Use the current directory cd command to set the current working Oracle Memory Speed (OMS) mount point. Use the present working directory pwd command to display the current OMS mount point set by the previous cd command.
• lsom and lsof Command Reference
  Use the ls of mount point lsom command to list the Oracle process identifiers of all processes that have opened files in an Oracle Memory Speed (OMS) mount point.
• Daemon Control Command Reference
  Use the daemon command to control the OMS daemon process.
• Diagnostics and Tracing
  The dump command has many sub options to print diagnostic information.