Target database service(s). If there is more than one service, separate them with
a semicolon (service1;service2...).
RCUser, RCPasswd
Login information for the recovery catalog database (username and password).
RCService
Recovery catalog database service.
ORACLE_HOME
Oracle Server home directory.
ClusterNodes
Cluster nodes (applicable in cluster environments). The user OSUSER, OSGROUP
will be automatically added to the Data Protector admin user group for each
cluster node listed here. Separate cluster nodes with a semicolon
(node1;node2...).
If you do not specify this parameter, you need to add these users manually.
EXAMPLES
1. Suppose the file "C:\My_documents\Oracle_instances.csv" contains configuration
parameters for the Oracle databases "IN1" and " IN2". The passwords in the
file are encoded.
To configure the Oracle databases "IN1" and "IN2" using the file
"C:\My_documents\Oracle_instances.csv", log in to the Windows client on
which the file is saved and run:
perl.exe omniintconfig.pl —passwordfile
C:\My_documents\Oracle_instances.csv
2. Suppose you are logged in to a UNIX client. To configure the Oracle database
"IN2" by specifying parameters at run time, run:
omniintconfig.pl —encode CellManager=galaxy Client=star
Instance=IN2 ORACLE_HOME=C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1
TGTUser=system TGTPasswd=BlueMoon TGTService=IN2_1;IN2_2
Note that the password "BlueMoon" is not encoded. Therefore, you must specify
the "–encode" option.
3. Suppose you are logged in to a Windows client. To configure and check the
configuration of all Oracle databases specified in
"C:\My_documents\Oracle_instances.xls", run:
perl.exe omniintconfig.pl -chkconf –force –passwordfile
C:\My_documents\Oracle_instances.xls
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