Oracle System Administration - Linux Commands (Red Hat)
By M&S Consulting (Ashok) on Jun 4th, 2009
Filed Under Technical Tips // Tags: in the trenches, oracle application server, oracle architecture, oracle dev
Filed Under Technical Tips // Tags: in the trenches, oracle application server, oracle architecture, oracle dev
Oracle Admin - Linux Commands (Sortable List)
Following is a sortable table of the most common Linux commands we use on a day-to-day basis while implementing and maintaining Oracle Fusion Middleware environments (to sort, click on a column heading):
| Command | Explanation |
|---|---|
ls |
List content of a directory |
cd [dir] |
change directory |
tail -f [log_file] |
Lists end of file as it is being updated in real-time |
./opmnctl [argument] |
Allows you to run opmnctl even if it is not in your PATH and you are currently in the the ORACLE_HOME/opmn/bin directory |
export ORACLE_HOME=`pwd` |
Sets ORACLE_HOME environment variable to your current directory |
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