databases
Displays the status of all databases.
Syntax
{status database | databases} [-gsm gsm_name]
[-database db_name]
[-gdspool gdspool_name]
[-raw|-support|-verbose] Options
Table 2-41 GDSCTL databases Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-database db_name |
Specify the name of the database on which you want to start the service. If you do not specify this option, then GDSCTL starts the services on all preferred databases. |
-gdspool gdspool_name |
Specify the name of the database pool in which the services you want to start are located. If not specified and there is only one |
-gsm gsm_name |
Specify the name of a global service manager to check. If the name is not specified, then GDSCTL uses the current global service manager name for the session (specified with the GDSCTL |
-raw |
If specified, GDSCTL output is presented in a raw non-parsed format. |
-support |
If specified, GDSCTL output displays additional information. |
-verbose |
Enable verbose mode. |
Usage Notes
You must connect to the catalog database as a user with the pool administrator privileges, using the command connect before running this command.
Example
Display the status of all databases:
GDSCTL> databases
The databases command returns output similar to the following:
Database: "dbcat1" Registered: Y State: Ok ONS: N. Role: PRIMARY Instances: 1
Region: east
Service: "sales_svc2" Globally started: N Started: N
Scan: Y Enabled: Y Preferred: Y
Service: "sales_svc1" Globally started: Y Started: Y
Scan: N Enabled: Y Preferred: Y
Registered instances:
sales%11
Database: "dbcat2" Registered: Y State: Ok ONS: N. Role: PRIMARY Instances: 1
Region: east
Service: "sales_svc2" Globally started: N Started: N
Scan: Y Enabled: Y Preferred: Y
Service: "sales_svc1" Globally started: Y Started: Y
Scan: N Enabled: Y Preferred: Y
Registered instances:
sales%1