EMCTL Commands for OMS
Table 27-2 lists the EMCTL commands for OMS.
Table 27-2 EMCTL Commands for OMS
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Shows the version of the OMS instance. |
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Starts the Fusion Middleware components required to run the OMS application and the JVMD engine. Specifically, this command starts HTTP Server, the Node Manager, and the managed server on which the Management Service is deployed. In addition, if this command is run on the host that has the Administration Server, then the Administration Server is also started. Similarly, if this command is run on a host that has Oracle BI Publisher configured, then Oracle BI Publisher is also started. Note: Only the Oracle software owner can start or stop the OMS. |
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Starts only the Administration Server of the domain. |
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Starts only the BI Publisher server. |
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Stops the OMS managed server, JVMD engine, and HTTP server but leaves Node Manager and Administration Server running. Note: The |
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Stops all Enterprise Manager processes including Administration Server, OMS, HTTP Server, Node Manager, Management Server, JVMD engine, and Oracle BI Publisher (if it is configured on the host). |
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Stops the OMS. The parameter |
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Stops only the BI Publisher server. The parameter |
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Lists the statuses of the OMS, JVMD engine, and the BI Publisher server. |
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Lists the status of only the BI Publisher server. |
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Lists the OMS details such as:
The |
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Sets the values of the OMS configuration properties. By default, the command Note: From Enterprise Manager 12.1.0.2.0 onwards, you can also view and edit OMS properties from the Cloud Control console as follows:
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Displays the values of OMS configuration properties. |
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Displays the value of the specified property.
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Sets the value of the specified property. The parameters are explained below:
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Sets the values of the properties in the specified file. The parameters are explained below:
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Deletes the configured value of the specified property and sets it to the default value.
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Displays the properties of all OMSs. Use |
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Displays the values of all the customer visible OMS properties. The parameters are explained below:
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Displays the OMS repository details. |
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Configures the OMS to use the specified database as the Management Repository. All the additional parameters mentioned in the command need to be specified. |
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Changes the password of root user (SYSMAN) in the repository database and in the OMS. To change the Enterprise Manager root user (SYSMAN) password:
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Configures the password used by OMS for MGMT_VIEW user that is used for report generation. To change the Enterprise Manager MGMT_VIEW user password:
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Sets up the SSL configuration for OMS. |
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Generates and saves the emcli tracing performance report.
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Generates the performance report for user interface (UI) access. The parameters are explained below:
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Configures the startup mode of the OMS. This command cannot be executed on the primary OMS. The three startup modes are as below:
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Displays the OMS startup mode of the current OMS. |
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Configures Enterprise Manager (EM) to use Oracle SSO (OSSO) for authentication. To run this command you should have registered the EM site with the OSSO server, as you will need the generated registration file as an input for this command. |
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Updates a new password for the specified datasource. In the command, |
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Changes the password, and optionally the user name used by the Enterprise Manager to access the installed BI Publisher Web Server. The This command is operational only if the BI Publisher is installed. It is not necessary for you to restart any OMS (i.e. EMGC_OMS####, BIP####) for this command. |
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Sets the shared storage for BI Publisher, in preparation of adding an OMS (which will also contain a scaled-out BI Publisher). Adding an OMS automatically adds a BI Publisher server that functions in a High Availability environment. Therefore, the BI Publisher will support both redundancy and scalability. This command is used to set up or move a shared storage location in preparation of running the BI Publisher in a High Availability (HA) environment. The parameter The parameter This command is normally run only once on the system that contains the primary OMS and the primary BI Publisher. |
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Executes the The The |
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Registers the metadata. The |
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Registers a target type when these two commands are executed, one after the other. The parameter |
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Erases the metadata. The |