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This report will now be found in the $OMS_HOME/reports directory, and the file will be named exadata_
summary for easy identification.
To then import this report, the following is done:
>emcli import_report -files="$OMS_HOME/reports/exadata_summary.xml"
Exporting a BIP report is currently performed via the console and by exporting the files to local files.
Store Definition Library in Software Library
Storing definition files in the software library makes complete sense. No one wants to continue to create and retain
multiple copies of the same definition file (a.k.a. response file). By implementing a software library, there is less
concern about version control as this can be managed as part of the feature.
Creating a definition file is a simple process:
>emcli get_procedures -type=DBPROV
This will create a list of all provisioning procedures that can then be used to create a definition file; this will be
used with a deployment or provisioning verb call. This definition file contains all targets and procedural steps. To
use it as a “shortcut” versus writing out all of the tasks (like a response file eliminates similar work for a database
configuration assistant [dbca] silent run) saves time and extra effort.
You can “describe” or list out the commands and information to an output file with the following command:
>emcli describe_procedure_input -procedure=B35E10B1F427B4EEE040578CD78179DC > newoutputfile.
properties
This command will create a file named “newoutputfile.properties” in the software library directory based on the
procedure GUID listed in the command.
You can then open the file with VI or another editor, make whatever changes required for targets and so forth,
and save it; next, upload it back into the software library:
>emcli save_procedure_input -name=Prov_db12cR1_temp -procedure="DB12cR1 Template" -owner="KPOTVIN"
-input_file=data:$OMS_HOME/sw_files/ newoutputfile.properties
The file is now uploaded to the software library and can be downloaded for future use, or can simply be used as is.
Oracle Extensibility Exchange
Oracle's Extensibility Exchange is a cloud repository (library) to which Oracle and partners have contributed scripts,
plug-ins, and other Enterprise Manager entities for download. The Extensibility Exchange can be accessed via a web
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