![]() INFO : Zip file /tmp/ is created succesfully. INFO : Generating Oracle AWR/Statspack reports, with 1 workers INFO : DB01: AWR usage detected, generating reports INFO : Found instance DB01 on /u01/app/oracle/product/12.1.0/dbhome_1 INFO : Found instance demo on /u01/app/oracle/product/12.1.0/dbhome_1 INFO : Found instance DEMO2 on /u01/app/oracle/product/12.1.0/dbhome_1 INFO : Found instance DEMO on /u01/app/oracle/product/12.1.0/dbhome_1 INFO : dbcollect 1.6.0 - database and system info collector # Run dbcollect (default 10 days of AWR, user 'oracle' # Verify dbcollect contents # As dbcollect is actually a ZIP file, you could unzip it and verify the code ~ ](- ) # unzip -v /usr/local/bin/dbcollect > Setting permissions to mode 775 # Move dbcollect in /usr/local/bin ($PATH) ~ ](- ) # sudo mv dbcollect /usr/local/bin # Test version ~ ](- ) # dbcollect -VÄbcollect 1.6.0 - collect Oracle AWR/Statspack, database and system info > Downloading binary version 1.6.0 from Github dbcollect downloader - download the latest dbcollect release ![]() # Install dbcollect via the quick install metohd ~ ](- ) # curl | python ![]() This means it is not binary compiled, but all Python and SQL files are bundled in a ZIP file in such a way that it can be executed as a single command but users can inspect the contents by simply running unzip: It also contains a few SQL scripts that are executed by Oracle SQL*Plus. It supports Python 2 and 3 (mainly because a lot of legacy systems only have Python 2 installed). In most cases it automatically detects all running Oracle instances on the host.ÄBcollect is written in Python. ![]() This is needed for creating workload assessments where the data must be machine readable in a standardized format. By standardizing the reporting in a single tool, we get consistent, reliable database and host information. Unix info was usually either not available at all or a random dump of output of some commands. In the past, I frequently got workload data from customers in all kinds of strange formats (unusable AWR formats, reports in text format, with far too large AWR intervals, etc). ![]() It supports Enterprise Linux (RHEL, OEL, CentOS) as well as AIX and Solaris (SPARC). DBcollect is a tool that collects database and host information from Oracle database servers in a standardized way, so it can easily be processed by workload analysis tools. ![]()
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