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CLI: Cross reference between dSource and sourceDB
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Kyfbof '-
03-16-2015 09:28:00 PM
I found way to get VDB to dSource. I'm now looking for CLI commands that describe where the dSource gets ...
Jaclyn Schoof
03-17-2015 12:02:00 AM
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if you go to source and then "select db" and then ls it will show this information, you can also find ...
Kyfbof '-
04-09-2015 04:27:00 PM
Thanks! Your reply indirectly guided me to where I want to go. What I implemented is the following: ...
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I found way to get VDB to dSource. I'm now looking for CLI commands that describe where the dSource gets the copy from: host and SID of the original dbase. Thanks!
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if you go to source and then "select db" and then ls it will show this information, you can also find out CLI information at:
http://docs.delphix.com/display/DOCS41/Command+Line+Interface+Guide
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Thanks! Your reply indirectly guided me to where I want to go. What I implemented is the following:
For each engine, gather the information
database list
source list display=name, type, configParams.service_names, runtime.activeInstances.0.hostName, runtime.activeInstances.0.instanceName
Capture the result in files, and have a script to recursively look up OracleVirtualSource's SID to its corresponding CONTAINER until the CONTAINER is a OracleLinkedSource. You can now determine ENGINE, dSource's HOST and dSource's SID.
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