Step 3 - View the Databases and Database Homes Using the CLI

You can also manage databases from the command line.  Go to the command line window.

Use the odacli list-databases command to view your databases.  Then use odacli describe-database to see the details for a specific database.  Be sure to use the database ID shown in the odacli list-databases command, not the ID shown in the example.

$ odacli describe-database -i d1e615c3-5855-4b19-9ad0-40b620ac5f13

Database details
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      ID: d1e615c3-5855-4b19-9ad0-40b620ac5f13
            Description: db2
                DB Name: db2
             DB Version: 19.13.0.0.211019
                DB Type: SI
                DB Role: PRIMARY
    DB Target Node Name: node_0
             DB Edition: EE
                   DBID:
 Instance Only Database: false
                    CDB: false
               PDB Name:
    PDB Admin User Name:
           SEHA Enabled: false
                  Class: OLTP
                  Shape: odb1
                Storage: ASM
          DB Redundancy: MIRROR
           CharacterSet: AL32UTF8
  National CharacterSet: AL16UTF16
               Language: AMERICAN
              Territory: AMERICA
                Home ID: a1314be1-2c6f-411f-b2c7-61444449f02b
        Console Enabled: false
  TDE Wallet Management:
            TDE Enabled: false
     Level 0 Backup Day: Sunday
     AutoBackup Enabled: true
                Created: February 26, 2022 1:18:48 AM UTC
         DB Domain Name: example.com
    Associated Networks: