1. User's Guide
  2. Running Oracle Trace File Analyzer Administration Commands

B Running Oracle Trace File Analyzer Administration Commands

You need root access to tfactl, or sudo access to run all administration commands.

Table B-1 Basic tfactl commands

Command Description

tfactl start

Starts the Oracle Trace File Analyzer daemon on the local node.

tfactl stop

Stops the Oracle Trace File Analyzer daemon on the local node.

tfactl enable

Enables automatic restart of the Oracle Trace File Analyzer daemon after a failure or system reboot.

tfactl disable

Stops any running Oracle Trace File Analyzer daemon and disables automatic restart.

tfactl uninstall

Removes Oracle Trace File Analyzer from the local node.

tfactl syncnodes

Generates and copies Oracle Trace File Analyzer certificates from one Oracle Trace File Analyzer node to other nodes.

tfactl restrictprotocol

Restricts the use of certain protocols.

tfactl status

Checks the status of an Oracle Trace File Analyzer process.

The output is same as tfactl print status.

  • tfactl access
    Use the tfactl access command to enable non-root users to have controlled access to Oracle Trace File Analyzer, and to run diagnostic collections.
  • tfactl availability
    Use the tfactl availability command to enable or disable resources for Availability Score.
  • tfactl blackout
    Use the tfactl blackout command to suppress diagnostic collections at a more granular level.
  • tfactl cell
    Use the tfactl cell command to print or modify various storage cell configuration.
  • tfactl checkupload
    Use the tfactl checkupload command to validate the configured upload parameters.
  • tfactl diagnosetfa
    Use the tfactl diagnosetfa command to collect Oracle Trace File Analyzer diagnostic data from the local node to identify issues with Oracle Trace File Analyzer.
  • tfactl disable
    Use the tfactl disable command to prevent the Oracle Trace File Analyzer daemon from restarting.
  • tfactl enable
    Use the tfactl enable command to enable automatic restart of the Oracle Trace File Analyzer daemon after a failure or system reboot.
  • tfactl get
    Use the tfactl get command to view the details of various Oracle Trace File Analyzer configuration settings.
  • tfactl floodcontrol
    Use the tfactl floodcontrol command to limit or stop Oracle Trace File Analyzer collecting the same events in a given frame of time.
  • tfactl getresourcelimit
    Use the tfactl getresourcelimit command to fetch the details of Oracle Trace File Analyzer CPU usage limitations.
  • tfactl getupload
    Use the tfactl getupload command to fetch the details of configured upload parameters.
  • tfactl host
    Use the tfactl host command to add hosts to, or remove hosts from the Oracle Trace File Analyzer configuration.
  • tfactl import
    Use the tfactl import command to import Oracle ORAchk or Oracle EXAchk wallet (version less than or equal to 19.2.0) details into Oracle Autonomous Health Framework wallet and configuration.
  • tfactl print
    Use the tfactl print command to print information from the Berkeley DB (BDB).
  • tfactl rest
    Use the tfactl rest command to configure REST service.
  • tfactl restrictprotocol
    Use the tfactl restrictprotocol command to restrict certain protocols.
  • tfactl sendmail
    Use the tfactl sendmail command to send a test email to verify SMTP configuration.
  • tfactl set
    Use the tfactl set command to enable or disable, or modify various Oracle Trace File Analyzer functions.
  • tfactl setresourcelimit
    Use the tfactl setresourcelimit command to restrict the CPU usage of Oracle Trace File Analyzer.
  • tfactl setupload
    Use the tfactl setupload command to set upload parameters.
  • tfactl showrepo
    Use the tfactl showrepo command to get the repository locations of Oracle Autonomous Health Framework components.
  • tfactl start
    Use the tfactl start command to start the Oracle Trace File Analyzer daemon on the local node, and also to start the desired support tool.
  • tfactl startahf
    Use the tfactl startahf command to start the scheduler for Oracle Autonomous Health Framework components.
  • tfactl status
    Use the tfactl status command to check the run status of Oracle Trace File Analyzer.
  • tfactl statusahf
    Use the tfactl statusahf command to check the shceduler status for Oracle Autonomous Health Framework components.
  • tfactl stop
    Use the tfactl stop command to stop the Oracle Trace File Analyzer daemon on the local node, and also to stop the desired support tool.
  • tfactl stopahf
    Use the tfactl stopahf command to stop the scheduler for Oracle Autonomous Health Framework components.
  • tfactl syncnodes
    Use the tfactl syncnodes command to generate and copy Oracle Trace File Analyzer certificates to other Oracle Trace File Analyzer nodes.
  • tfactl uninstall
    Use the tfactl uninstall command to uninstall Oracle Autonomous Health Framework.
  • tfactl upload
    Use the tfactl upload command to upload collections or files on demand.
  • tfactl unsetresourcelimit
    Use the tfactl unsetresourcelimit command to unset the limitations set on Oracle Trace File Analyzer CPU usage.
  • tfactl unsetupload
    Use the tfactl unsetupload command to unset the configured upload parameters.
  • tfactl version
    Use the tfactl version command to check the version of Oracle Autonomous Health Framework components.