Table 16-85 contains a summary of various Oracle ACFS command-line utilities. For an overview of Oracle ACFS snapshots, refer to "About Oracle ACFS Snapshots". For an overview of Oracle ACFS plugins, refer to "Oracle ACFS Plugins".
You can use 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.
Table 16-85 Summary of Oracle ACFS command-line utilities
Command | Description |
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Debugs an Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Displays information for a file in an Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Displays detailed Oracle ACFS file system information. |
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Displays Oracle ACFS file system information for a specified file identifier and mount point. |
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Disables the Oracle ACFS plug-in infrastructure. |
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Enables the Oracle ACFS plug-in infrastructure. |
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Displays information about the Oracle ACFS plug-in infrastructure. |
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Adds, deletes, or displays entries in the Oracle ACFS mount registry. |
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Removes an Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Resizes an Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Converts the type of an existing snapshot. |
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Creates a snapshot of an Oracle ACFS file system or an existing snapshot. |
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Deletes a snapshot of an Oracle ACFS file system. |
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Displays information about Oracle ACFS file system snapshots. |
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Modifies or displays Oracle ACFS tunable parameters. |
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Displays the canonical name of an Oracle ADVM volume. |
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Modifies or displays Oracle ADVM parameters. |
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Displays information about Oracle ADVM volumes. |