B Oracle Application Server Command-Line Tools

bulkdelete

UNIX: ldap/bin/bulkdelete.sh

Windows: ldap\bin\bulkdelete.bat

Delete a subtree efficiently in Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

bulkload

UNIX: ldap/bin/bulkload.sh

Windows: ldap\bin\bulkload.bat

Create Oracle Internet Directory entries from data residing in or created by other applications.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

bulkmodify

UNIX: bin/bulkmodify

Windows: bin\bulkmodify

Modify a large number of existing Oracle Internet Directory entries in an efficient way.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

catalog

UNIX: ldap/bin/catalog.sh

Windows: ldap\bin\catalog.bat

Add and delete catalog entries in Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

dcmctl

UNIX: dcm/bin/dcmctl

Windows: dcm\bin\dcmctl.bat

Manage application server instances and OracleAS Clusters, deploy applications, manage the DCM repository.

See: Distributed Configuration Management Administrator's Guide

dipassistant

UNIX: bin/dipassistant

Windows: bin\dipassistant.bat

Directory Integration and Provisioning Assistant—assists in performing all operations in the Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

dmstool

UNIX: bin/dmstool

Windows: bin\dmstool.bat

View performance metrics and set reporting intervals.

See: Oracle Application Server Performance Guide

emctl

UNIX: bin/emctl

Windows: bin\emctl.bat

Start, stop, and manage security for Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g.

See: Chapter 2, "Introduction to Administration Tools"

eulbuilder.jar

UNIX: bin/eulbuilder.jar

Windows: bin\eulbuilder.jar

Discoverer EUL Java command-line interface. Create and manipulate Discoverer EULs without installing Oracle Discoverer Administrator.

See: Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer EUL Command Line for Java User's Guide

fplsqlconv90

UNIX: bin/fplsqlconv90

Windows: bin\fplsqlconv90

Update obsolete usage in your PL/SQL code in order to migrate your Forms6i applications to Oracle Application Server Forms Services.

See: Oracle Application Server Forms Services Online Help

hiqpurge

UNIX: ldap/bin/hiqpurge.sh

Windows: ldap\bin\hiqpurge.bat

Move the changes from the human intervention queue to the purge queue.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

hiqretry

UNIX: ldap/bin/hiqretry.sh

Windows: ldap\bin\hiqretry.bat

Move the changes from the human intervention queue to the retry queue.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

iasua

UNIX: upgrade/iasua.sh

Windows: upgrade\iasua.bat

Oracle Application Server Upgrade Assistant.

See: Oracle Application Server Upgrade and Compatibility Guide

ifbld90

UNIX: bin/ifbld90

Windows: bin\ifbld90

Start Forms Developer with specific options for a Forms session.

See: Oracle Application Server Forms Services Online Help

ifcmp90

UNIX: bin/ifcmp90

Windows: bin\ifcmp90

Start Form Compiler to generate a form.

See: Oracle Application Server Forms Services Online Help

iff2xml90

UNIX: bin/iff2xml90

Windows: bin\iff2xml90

Traverse a module object hierarchy and produce an XML representation of it.

See: Oracle Application Server Forms Services Online Help

ifweb90

UNIX: bin/ifweb90

Windows: bin\ifweb90

Preview a form in a Web browser.

See: Oracle Application Server Forms Services Online Help

ifxml2f90

UNIX: bin/ifxml2f90

Windows: bin\ifxml2f90

Take well-defined XML format and convert it back into a module.

See: Oracle Application Server Forms Services Online Help

ifxmlv90

UNIX: bin/ifxmlv90

Windows: bin\ifxmlv90

XML Validator that can be used on the command line or called from Java to validate .xml files or XMLDocument Java objects respectively against the Forms XML Schema.

See: Oracle Application Server Forms Services Online Help

jazn.jar

UNIX: j2ee/home/jazn.jar

Windows: j2ee\home\jazn.jar

Manage both XML-based and LDAP-based JAAS data.

See: Oracle Application Server Containers for J2EE Security Guide

ldapadd

UNIX: bin/ldapadd

Windows: bin\ldapadd

Add entries, their object classes, attributes, and values to Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ldapaddmt

UNIX: bin/ldapaddmt

Windows: bin\ldapaddmt

Add entries, their object classes, attributes, and values to Oracle Internet Directory. Like ldapadd, except supports multiple threads for adding entries concurrently.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ldapbind

UNIX: bin/ldapbind

Windows: bin\ldapbind

Determine if you can authenticate a client to a server.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ldapcompare

UNIX: bin/ldapcompare

Windows: bin\ldapcompare

Match attribute values you specify in the command-line with the attribute values in the Oracle Internet Directory entry.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ldapdelete

UNIX: bin/ldapdelete

Windows: bin\ldapdelete

Remove entire entries from Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ldapmoddn

UNIX: bin/ldapmoddn

Windows: bin\ldapmoddn

Modify the DN or RDN of an Oracle Internet Directory entry.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ldapmodify

UNIX: bin/ldapmodify

Windows: bin\ldapmodify

Perform actions on attributes in Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ldapmodifymt

UNIX: bin/ldapmodifymt

Windows: bin\ldapmodifymt

Modify several Oracle Internet Directory entries concurrently.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ldapsearch

UNIX: bin/ldapsearch

Windows: bin\ldapsearch

Search and retrieve specific entries in Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ldifmigrator

UNIX: bin/ldifmigrator

Windows: bin\ldifmigrator.bat

Migrate data from application-specific repositories into Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ldifwrite

UNIX: bin/ldifwrite

Windows: bin\ldifwrite

Convert to LDIF all or part of the information residing in an Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ocactl

UNIX: oca/bin/ocactl

Windows: oca\bin\ocactl.bat

OracleAS Certificate Authority administration tool.

See: Oracle Application Server Certificate Authority Administrator's Guide

oidctl

UNIX: bin/oidctl

Windows: bin\oidctl

Start and stop Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

oidmon

UNIX: bin/oidmon

Windows: bin\oidmon

Initiate, monitor, and terminate Oracle Internet Directory processes.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

oidpasswd

UNIX: bin/oidpasswd

Windows: bin\oidpasswd

Change the Oracle Internet Directory database password.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

oidprovtool

UNIX: bin/oidprovtool

Windows: bin\oidprovtool.bat

Administer provisioning profile entries in Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

oidreconcile

UNIX: bin/oidreconcile

Windows: bin\oidreconcile

Synchronize Oracle Internet Directory entries.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

oidstats

UNIX: ldap/admin/oidstats.sh

Windows: ldap\admin\oidstats.bat

Analyze the various database ods schema objects to estimate statistics.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ojspc

UNIX: bin/ojspc

Windows: bin\ojspc.bat

JSP back precompiler.

See: Oracle Application Server Containers for J2EE Support for JavaServer Pages Developer's Guide

opmnctl

UNIX: opmn/bin/opmnctl.exe

Windows: opmn\bin\opmnctl.exe

Start, stop, and get status on OPMN-managed processes.

See: Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server Administrator's Guide

ossoca.jar

UNIX: sso/lib/ossoca.jar

Windows: sso\lib\ossoca.jar

Configure OracleAS Single Sign-On, including additional languages.

See: Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On Administrator's GuideandOracle Application Server Globalization Guide

ossoreg.jar

UNIX: sso/lib/ossoreg.jar

Windows: sso\lib\ossoreg.jar

Register mod_osso.

See: Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On Administrator's Guide

portalRegistrar

UNIX: wireless/bin/internal/portalRegistrar.sh

Windows: wireless\bin\internal\portalRegistrar.bat

Reregister the mobile gateway parameter with OracleAS Portal.

See: Oracle Application Server Portal Configuration Guide and Oracle Application Server Wireless Administrator's Guide

printlogs

UNIX: diagnostics/bin/printlogs

Windows: diagnostics\bin\printlogs.bat

Print the contents of diagnostic log files to standard output.

See: Appendix F, "printlogs Tool Syntax and Usage"

remtool

UNIX: ldap/bin/remtool

Windows: ldap\bin\remtool

Search for problems and seek to rectify them in the event of an Oracle Internet Directory replication failure.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

reRegisterSSO

UNIX: wireless/bin/reRegisterSSO.sh

Windows: wireless\bin\reRegisterSSO.bat

Reregister the Wireless Single Sign-On partner application with the Single Sign-On server.

See: Oracle Application Server Wireless Administrator's Guide

resetiASpasswd

UNIX: bin/resetiASpasswd.sh

Windows: bin\resetiASpasswd.bat

Reset the internal password that instances use to authenticate themselves with Oracle Internet Directory. Resets it to a randomly generated password.

See: Oracle Application Server Security Guide

runstartupconsole

UNIX: bin/runstartupconsole.sh

Windows: bin/runstartupconsole.bat

Start and stop Application Server instances.

See: Section 3.2, "Starting and Stopping Application Server Instances"

rwbuilder

UNIX: bin/rwbuilder

Windows: bin\rwbuilder

Invoke the Reports Builder.

See: Oracle Application Server Reports Services Publishing Reports to the Web

rwcgi

UNIX: bin/rwcgi

Windows: bin\rwcgi

Like rwservlet, translate and deliver information between HTTP and the Reports Server. The rwservlet command is the recommended choice; rwcgi is maintained only for backward compatibility.

See: Oracle Application Server Reports Services Publishing Reports to the Web

rwclient

UNIX: bin/rwclient

Windows: bin\rwclient

Parse and transfer a command line to the specified (or default) Reports Server.

See: Oracle Application Server Reports Services Publishing Reports to the Web

rwconverter

UNIX: bin/rwconverter

Windows: bin\rwconverter

Convert one or more report definitions or PL/SQL libraries from one storage format to another.

See: Oracle Application Server Reports Services Publishing Reports to the Web

rwrun

UNIX: bin/rwrun

Windows: bin\rwrun

Run a report using the OracleAS Reports Services in-process server.

See: Oracle Application Server Reports Services Publishing Reports to the Web

rwserver

UNIX: bin/rwserver

Windows: bin\rwserver.bat

Invoke the Reports Server.

See: Oracle Application Server Reports Services Publishing Reports to the Web

schemasync

UNIX: bin/schemasync

Windows: bin\schemasync.bat

Synchronize schema elements—namely attributes and object classes—between an Oracle directory server and third-party LDAP directories.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

ssocfg

UNIX: sso/bin/ssocfg.sh

Windows: sso\bin\ssocfg.bat

Update host, port, and protocol of OracleAS Single Sign-On URL.

See: Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On Administrator's Guide

ssooconf.sql

UNIX: portal/admin/plsql/sso/ssooconf.sql

Windows: portal\admin\plsql\sso\ssooconf.sql

Script to point OracleAS Single Sign-On server to a different Oracle Internet Directory.

See: Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On Administrator's Guide

stopodiserver

UNIX: ldap/odi/admin/stopodiserver.sh

Windows: ldap\odi\admin\stopodiserver.bat

In a client-only installation where the Oracle Internet Directory Monitor and Oracle Internet Directory Control Utility are not available, you can start the directory integration and provisioning server without the oidctl tool. To stop the server, use the stopodiserver tool.

See: Oracle Identity Management User Reference

uddiadmin.jar

UNIX: uddi/lib/uddiadmin.jar

Windows: uddi\lib\uddiadmin.jar

Manage the UDDI registry, which is part of OracleAS Web Services.

See: Oracle Application Server Web Services Developer's Guide

webcachectl

UNIX: bin/webcachectl

Windows: bin\webcachectl.exe

In a standalone environment, administer OracleAS Web Cache processes, including the administration server process, cache server process, and auto-restart process.

See: Oracle Application Server Web Cache Administrator's Guide