Oracle工具(Oracle Tools) – RDA(RemoteDiagnostic Agent)

Installation Instructions Instructions for UNIX type operating systems: 1. From all your existing nodes, select a single node where you start the data collection and store the combined output on. 2. Choose or create a directory that will be used exclusively for RDA on your Unix server. Make sure you have ample space for RDA output in that location you have chosen, as this location will contain all data gathered from all nodes including local node as well as combined archive package. It does not matter where you create this directory or what it is named, but it should be owned by the same user that will run RDA. Do notuse a directory that contains an older version of RDA unless you have deleted the older version of RDA first; if need be prior setup files can be reused. Note: Each rda package (.zip, .tar, and .tar.gz) does create a directory named " rda" containing all files for you when you extract it. 3. FTP the downloaded rda.tar or rda.tar.gz file from Knowledge Article 314422.1 to your Unix server in binary mode and place it in the directory created in step 1. 4. Extract the tar or .tar.gz archive contents into a new directory, preserving the directory structure of the archive. Do not extract into a directory that contains an     older RDA version. Example: tar xvf rda.tar or gunzip rda.tar.gz
    tar xvf rda.tar 5. Make sure the RDA command (rda.sh and rda.pl) is executable. To verify, enter the following command: chmod +x <rda> Note: Do not extract the contents of the RDA archive (rda.tar and rda.tar.gz) on a Windows client first. If you do, you will have to remove the ^M characters from the end of each line in all of the shell scripts in order for them to run. You can verify the RDA installation using the following command: rda.sh -cv Instructions for Microsoft Windows based operating systems 1. Choose or create a directory that will be used exclusively for RDA on your Unix server. Make sure you have ample space for RDA output in that location you have chosen, as this location will contain all data gathered from all nodes including local node as well as combined archive package. It does not matter where you create this directory or what it is named, but it should be owned by the same user that will run RDA. Do not use a directory that contains an older version of RDA unless you have deleted the older version of RDA first; if need be prior setup files can be reused. Note: Each RDA package (.zip, .tar, and .tar.gz) does create a directory named " rda " containing all files for you when you extract it. 2. Transfer the downloaded rda.zip file from Knowledge Article 314422.1 to your Windows Server and place it in the directory created in step 1. If transferring the zip file from one machine to another using FTP, remember to transfer it in binary mode. 3. extract the .zip archive contents into a new directory, preserving the directory structure of the archive. Do not extract into a directory that contains an older RDA version. Example: unzip rda.zip 4. You can verify the RDA installation using the following command: rda.cmd -cv Note: Only SINGLE NODE RAC collection is supported on Windows unless you are running RDA inside a Cygwin Unix or MKS Toolkit with SSH support on all node