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ASMCLI -help, ASMCLI -list, Command Syntax, Example

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Command Syntax ASMCLI -enumerateSmartCopies [{-volume={"drive_letter" |"mount_point"} | -component="component_name"} | -collection="collection_name" | -writer="writer_name" | -objectID="identifier"] For a description of these parameters, see Command Parameters. Example Enumerate all of the backup documents for component DB1: > ASMCLI -enumerateSmartCopies -component=DB1 ASMCLI -help Specify the -asmcli ‑help subcommand to view all of the commands in the ASMCLI, including the parameters and options that can be specified for each one. Entering -asmcli -? will also retrieve the same information. Command Syntax ASMCLI -asmcli -help You can also type the following command: > ASMCLI -asmcli -? ASMCLI -list Specify the ‑list subcommand to identify supported volumes, collections, and components. You can also obtain an object's unique identifiers and use the identifiers as required in commands or scripts. You can obtain additional properties for the volumes, components, and collections by using the ‑showprops parameter. Use the redirect option (>) in the Windows command prompt to save the output from the ‑list command to a file for later editing. On a cluster, the ‑list command shows only the volumes and components for the node on which you execute the command that owns the related physical disk resources. Command Syntax ASMCLI -list -volumes -collections -components -showObjectID -showprops -writers For a description of these parameters, see Command Parameters. Examples • List all of the volumes, collections, and components with their object IDs: > ASMCLI -list -volumes -collections -components -showObjectID • List all existing collections: > ASMCLI -list -collections • List all of the supported volumes: 114 Using the Command Line Interface

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Command Syntax
ASMCLI -enumerateSmartCopies
[{-volume={"
drive_letter
" |"
mount_point
"} |
-component="
component_name
"} |
-collection="
collection_name
" |
-writer="
writer_name
" |
-objectID="
identifier
"]
For a description of these parameters, see
Command Parameters
.
Example
Enumerate all of the backup documents for component DB1:
> ASMCLI -enumerateSmartCopies -component=DB1
ASMCLI -help
Specify the
-asmcli
‑
help
subcommand to view all of the commands in the ASMCLI, including the parameters and options that can be
specified for each one. Entering
-asmcli -?
will also retrieve the same information.
Command Syntax
ASMCLI -asmcli -help
You can also type the following command:
> ASMCLI -asmcli -?
ASMCLI -list
Specify the
‑
list
subcommand to identify supported volumes, collections, and components. You can also obtain an object’s unique
identifiers and use the identifiers as required in commands or scripts.
You can obtain additional properties for the volumes, components, and collections by using the
‑
showprops
parameter.
Use the redirect option (
>
) in the Windows command prompt to save the output from the
‑
list
command to a file for later editing.
On a cluster, the
‑
list
command shows only the volumes and components for the node on which you execute the command that owns
the related physical disk resources.
Command Syntax
ASMCLI -list
-volumes
-collections
-components
-showObjectID
-showprops
-writers
For a description of these parameters, see
Command Parameters
.
Examples
•
List all of the volumes, collections, and components with their object IDs:
> ASMCLI -list -volumes -collections -components -showObjectID
•
List all existing collections:
> ASMCLI -list -collections
•
List all of the supported volumes:
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Using the Command Line Interface