6.2.3.6 dbmcli
Execute a DBMCLI command on a compute server.
Purpose
The dbmcli
command enables you to run a DBMCLI command on a
specified compute server.
Syntax
dbmcli --compute compute-name [ --xml ] [ -e ] dbmcli-command
Command Options
The options for the dbmcli
command are:
-
compute-name: Specifies the name of compute server that is the subject of the operation.
The compute server must be identified by its name. Use the
lscomputeserver
command to find all compute server names. -
--xml
: Generates XML-formatted command output. -
-e dbmcli-command
: Specifies the DBMCLI command. The-e
argument is optional.
Usage Notes
To run the dbmcli
command in ESCLI, the Exascale user must have the
cl_admin
privilege. On the Exadata compute server, the command
runs with the privilege of the dbmadmin
user.
Examples
Example 6-9 Run a DBMCLI command
In the following examples, the list dbserver
command is
run on DB01
. Both commands perform the same function. However, the
second command specifies the optional -e
argument.
@> dbmcli --compute DB01 list dbserver
@> dbmcli --compute DB01 -e list dbserver
Example 6-10 Run a DBMCLI command and generate XML-formatted output
In this example, the list dbserver
command is run on
DB01
and the command output is rendered using XML.
@> dbmcli --compute DB01 --xml list dbserver
Parent topic: Service and Cluster Management