List Connection Pool Command

Use the listConnectionpool command to create a list of connection pools in JSON format for a specific service instance.

Use the listConnectionpool command and the updateConnectionpool utility when you need to update more than one connection pool.

You run the utility through a launcher script, datamodel.sh on Linux and datamodel.cmd on Windows.

If the domain is installed in default folder then the location of the launcher script looks like the following:

Oracle_Home/user_projects/domains/Domain_Name/bitools/bin/datamodel.sh or datamodel.cmd on Windows.

If the client install doesn't have domain names, the launcher script location is as follows:

Oracle_Home\bi\bitools\bin\datamodel.cmd

See What You Need to Know Before Using the Command.

Syntax

The listConnectionpool command takes the following parameters:

listConnectionpool -SI <service_instance> -U <cred_username> [-P <cred_password>] [-S <hostname>] [-N <port_number>] [-V <true/false>] [-O <outputFile.json>] [-SSL] [-H]

Where

SI specifies the name of the service instance.

U specifies a valid user's name to be used for authentication.

P specifies the password corresponding to the user's name that you specified for U. If you don't supply the password, then you're prompted for the password when the command is run. Oracle recommends that you include a password in the command only if you're using automated scripting to run the command.

S specifies the host name. Only include this option when you're running the command from a client installation.

N specifies the port number. Only include this option when you're running the command from a client installation.

V specifies whether to include repository variables used in the connection pool. The default is false.

O specifies the output file name with the .json suffix.

SSL specifies to use SSL to connect to the Oracle WebLogic Server to run the command. Only include this option when you're running the command from a client installation.

H displays the usage information and exits the command. Use -H or run .sh without any parameters to display the help content.

Example

datamodel.sh listConnectionpool -SI bi -U weblogic -P password -S server1.example.com -N 7777  -SSL -V true -O output.json