Collect Log Information about the Grid (gridLogCollect)

The gridLogCollect command collects daemon logs and other diagnostic information along with TimesTen configuration files from all instances in the grid. The aggregation of all of this is a collection.

ttGridAdmin gridLogCollect -repository reponame 
                           [collection]

Options

The gridLogCollect command has the options:

Option	Description
-repository reponame	Name of the repository where the collection of logs, diagnostic information, and configuration files is stored. See Create a Repository (repositoryCreate).
collection	Name of the collection created to store the logs, diagnostic information, and configuration files. If not specified, the name will be a timestamp in the format Lyyyymmddhhmmss.

Examples

This example creates a repository then creates a collection of logs, diagnostic information, and configuration files in that repository. (See Create a Repository (repositoryCreate) for information about the repositoryCreate command.)

% ttGridAdmin repositoryCreate repocollection -path /repositories 
-method scp -address mysys1.example.com
Repository repocollection created

% ttGridAdmin gridLogCollect -repository repocollection mycollection 
Logs copied to collection mycollection in repository repocollection

In the repocollection directory, the repository.json file has information about the repository.

The mycollection directory contains logs and configuration files for each instance. (See Collecting Grid Logs in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Scaleout User's Guide for information about the log files.)

Notes

These are automatically included in the collection:

• Contents of the diag directory on each instance (or other diagnostics directory according to the supportlog setting in timesten.conf), such as daemon logs and core files

• TimesTen configuration files from the conf directory on each instance.

• Any .inval files from the DataStore directory of each element, as specified in the database definition