4.2.2 Displaying Help Output for an OEDACLI Command
This example shows the help output listing the OEDACLI ALTER DATABASE
command.
Example 4-2 Help Output for the OEDACLI ALTER DATABASE command
This example shows how to display the syntax for the ALTER DATABASE command of OEDACLI. The help output is shown for the 18c (18.1.0) release.
oedacli> HELP ALTER DATABASE
Usage:
ALTER DATABASE
BLOCKSIZE = <blocksize> |
CHARSET = <characterset> |
DATADG = <datadg> |
DBLANG = <dblang> |
DBNAME = <dbname> |
DBTEMPLATE = <dbtemplate> |
DBTYPE = <dbtype> |
HOSTNAMES = <hostnames> |
RECODG = <recodg>
WHERE
ID = <databaseid> |
CLUSTERNUMBER = <clusternumber> DATABASENAME = <databasename> |
CLUSTERNAME = <clustername> DATABASENAME = <databasename> |
CLUSTERID = <clusterid> DATABASENAME = <databasename>
Purpose:
Alters an existing database
Arguments:
<blocksize> : Default: 8192, not required for PDB
<characterset> : Default: AL32UTF8, not required for PDB
<datadg> : *The DATA diskgroup, not required for PDB
<dblang> : Default: all_langs, not required for PDB
<dbname> : *Database name
<dbtemplate> : Default: ADMIN, otherwise ADMIN or DW, not required for PDB
<dbtype> : Default: normal DB, otherwise CDB or PDB
<hostnames> : Default: list of nodes from db home
<recodg> : *The RECO diskgroup, not required for PDB
Where:
<databaseid> : The es xml id of the database
<clusternumber> : The cluster number in the es xml, starting at 1
<clustername> : The name of the cluster
<clusterid> : The es xml id of the cluster
<databasename> : The name of the database in the cluster
Parent topic: Starting the OEDACLI Utility