% mcmu tenant -H -l VMgroupID
where VMgroupID is the DB VM group ID. To determine the VMgroupID, see List a Summary of a DB VM Group Profile (CLI).
In this example, the home_ID is listed in the left column (ID: 1, ID: 9, ID: 2, and so on).
% mcmu tenant -H -l 1 LIST OF DB HOMES IN DB VM GROUP 1 ID: 1, VM_ID: 1, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 9, VM_ID: 1, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 2, VM_ID: 2, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 10, VM_ID: 2, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 3, VM_ID: 3, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 11, VM_ID: 3, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 4, VM_ID: 4, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 12, VM_ID: 4, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 5, VM_ID: 13, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 13, VM_ID: 13, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 6, VM_ID: 14, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 14, VM_ID: 14, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 7, VM_ID: 15, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 15, VM_ID: 15, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 8, VM_ID: 16, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active ID: 16, VM_ID: 16, TYPE: RAC, STATUS: Active