-c [username@]remotehost or --connect [username@]remotehost[:port]

-l username or --login-name username

--xml

--cookie-jar [filename]

Specifies the filename of the cookie jar to use. If you do not specify a filename, then the cookie is stored in a default cookie jar located at HOME/.exacli/cookiejar, where HOME is the home directory of the operating system user running the exacli command.

The presence of a valid cookie allows the ExaCLI user to run commands without requiring the user to log in during subsequent ExaCLI sessions.

-e command or -e 'command[; command]' or -e @batchFile

Specifies either the ExaCLI commands to run, or a batch file. After running the commands, ExaCLI quits.

If you are specifying multiple commands to run, then enclose the commands in single quotes to prevent the shell from interpreting the semicolon.

To start an interactive ExaCLI session, omit this command.

-n or --no-prompt

ACTIVEREQUEST

Lists all active requests that are currently being served by the storage servers.

ALERTDEFINITION

Lists all possible alerts and their sources for storage servers.

ALERTHISTORY

Lists all alerts that have been issues for the storage servers.

CELL

Used to list the details of a specific attribute of the storage servers or storage cells. The syntax is as follows: LIST CELL ATTRIBUTES A,B,C, with A, B, and C being attributes. To see all cell attributes, use the LIST CELL ATTRIBUTES ALL command.

CELLDISK

Lists the attributes of the cell disks in the storage servers. Use the following syntax to list the cell disk details: LIST CELLDISK cell_disk_name DETAIL.

DATABASE

Lists details of the databases. Uses the regular LIST command syntax: LIST DATABASE and LIST DATABASE DETAIL. You can also use this command to show an individual attribute with the following syntax: LIST DATABASE ATTRIBUTES NAME.

FLASHCACHE

Lists the details of the Exadata system's flash cache. For this object, you can use the following syntax patterns: LIST FLASHCACHE DETAIL or LIST FLASHCACHE ATTRIBUTES attribute_name.

FLASHCACHECONTENT

Lists the details of all objects in the flash cache, or the details of a specified object ID. To list all the details of all objects, use LIST FLASHCACHECONTENT DETAIL.

To list details for a specific object, use a where clause as follows: LIST FLASHCACHECONTENT WHERE objectNumber=12345 DETAIL.

select object_name, data_object_id from user_objects where object_name = 'BIG_CENSUS';
OBJECT_NAME               DATA_OBJECT_ID
----------------------------------------
BIG_CENSUS                29152

FLASHLOG

Lists the attributes for the Oracle Exadata Smart Flash Log.

GRIDDISK

Lists the details of a particular grid disk. The syntax is similar to the CELLDISK command syntax. To view all attributes: LIST GRIDDISK grid_disk_name DETAIL. To view specified attributes of the grid disk: LIST GRIDDISK grid_disk_name ATTRIBUTES size, name.

IBPORT

Lists details of the InfiniBand ports. Syntax is LIST IBPORT DETAIL.

IORMPLAN

Use the ExaCLI CREATE, ALTER, DROP, and LIST commands with IORMPLAN. To see the details of all IORM plans, use LIST IORMPLAN DETAIL. You can also use the command to create and alter IORM plans, and to apply plans to storage servers.

IORMPROFILE

Lists any IORM profiles that have been set on the storage servers. You can also refer back to the profile attribute on the DATABASE object if a database has an IORM profile on it. Syntax is LIST IORMPROFILE.

LIST

Lists the command parameter options available with ExaCLI for the Exadata Database Service on Cloud@Customer services and objects.

LUN

The LUN (logical unit number) object returns the number and the detail of the physical disks in the storage servers. List the LUNs of the disks with LIST LUN. List the details of each LUN with LIST LUN lun_number DETAIL.

METRICCURRRENT

Lists the current metrics for a particular object type. Syntax is LIST METRICCURRENT WHERE objectType = 'CELLDISK'.

LIST METRICCURRENT attributes name, metricObjectName ORDER BY metricObjectName asc, name desc
      LIMIT 5

METRICDEFINITION

METRICHISTORY

List metrics over a specified period of time. For example, with the command LIST METRICHISTORY WHERE ageInMinutes < 30, you can list all the metrics collected over the past 30 minutes. You can also use the predicate collectionTime to set a range from a specific time.

Use collectionTime as shown in the follow example: LIST METRICHISTORY WHERE collectionTime > '2018-04-01T21:12:00-10:00'. The metric history object can also be used to see a specific metric using the object’s name (for example, LIST METRICHISTORY CT_FD_IO_RQ_SM) or with a "where" clause to get objects with similar attributes like name (for example, LIST METRICHISTORY WHERE name like 'CT_.*').

OFFLOADGROUP

Lists the attributes for the offload group that are running on your storage servers. You can list all details for all groups with LIST OFFLOADGROUP DETAIL, or list the attributes for a specific group, as shown in the following example: LIST OFFLOADGROUP offloadgroup4. List specific attributes with LIST OFFLOADGROUP ATTRIBUTES name.

PHYSICALDISK

Lists all physical disks. Use the results of LIST PHYSICALDISK to identify a specific disk for further investigation, then list the details of that disk using the command as follows: LIST PHYSICALDISK 20:10 DETAIL. To list the details of flash disks, use the command as follows: LIST PHYSICALDISK FLASH_1_0 DETAIL).

PLUGGABLEDATABASE

Lists all PDBs. View the details of a specific PDB with LIST PLUGGABLEDATABASE pdb_name.

QUARANTINE

Lists all SQL statements that you prevented from using Smart Scans. The syntax is LIST QUARANTINE DETAIL. You can also use a "where" clause on any of the available attributes.

DIAGPACK

Use the ExaCLI CREATE, ALTER, DROP, and LIST commands with DIAGPACK to list the diagnostic packages and their status in your Exadata system. The syntax is LIST DIAGPACK [DETAIL], with DETAIL being an optional attribute. Use CREATE DIAGPACK with the packStartTime attribute to gather logs and trace files into a single compressed file for downloading, as in the following example: CREATE DIAGPACK packStartTime=2019_12_15T00_00_00. You can also use the value now with packStartTime: CREATE DIAGPACK packStartTime=now.

To download a diagnostic package, use DOWNLOAD DIAGPACK package_name local_directory. For example, the following command downloads a diagnostic package to the /tmp directory: DOWNLOAD DIAGPACK cfclcx2647_diag_2018_06_03T00_44_24_1 /tmp.