Table 16-29 contains a summary of the commands for Oracle ACFS replication. For an overview of Oracle ACFS replication, refer to "Oracle ACFS Replication".
You can run acfsutil
help
on all platforms to display help text. You can run acfsutil
version
on all platforms to display the Oracle ACFS version.
When the options are entered with commands on a Windows platform, use /
instead of -
with the option. For example, you can display help for acfsutil
on a Linux platform with acfsutil
-h
. On a Windows platform, use acfsutil
/h
.
A mount point on a Windows operating system can be a drive letter or a directory including the drive letter. When using a drive letter in a command, include the backslash (\
) with the drive letter, such as in M:\
, to avoid the possibility of triggering a Windows path substitution to the last accessed path on the specified drive.
You must use a trailing backslash when specifying a drive letter mount point with replication commands on Windows platforms. For example, use p:\
(not p:
) for a drive letter mount point. If the trailing backslash is omitted, this could trigger a Windows path substitution mechanism that replaces the drive letter with the last accessed path on that drive.
Table 16-29 Summary of commands for Oracle ACFS replication
Command | Description |
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Starts, stops, or displays information about the Oracle ACFS replication background processes. |
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Verifies that files have been replicated on an Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Displays information about replication processing on an Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Initiates replication on files in an Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Pauses replication on an Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Resumes replication on an Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Synchronizes primary and standby file systems. |
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Stops all replication activity on the Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Specifies the trace level for replication information. |
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Updates replication information while replication is running. |