IPS

Purpose

Invokes the Incident Packaging Service (IPS). The IPS command provides options for creating logical incident packages (packages), adding diagnostic data to packages, and generating physical packages for transmission to Oracle Support.

See Also:

"Packaging Incidents" for more information about packaging

The IPS command set contains the following commands:

Table 17-3 IPS Command Set

Command	Description
IPS ADD	Adds an incident, problem, or problem key to a package.
IPS ADD FILE	Adds a file to a package.
IPS ADD NEW INCIDENTS	Finds and adds new incidents for the problems in the specified package.
IPS COPY IN FILE	Copies files into the ADR from the external file system.
IPS COPY OUT FILE	Copies files out of the ADR to the external file system.
IPS CREATE PACKAGE	Creates a new (logical) package.
IPS DELETE PACKAGE	Deletes a package and its contents from the ADR.
IPS FINALIZE	Finalizes a package before uploading.
IPS GENERATE PACKAGE	Generates a zip file of the specified package contents in the target directory.
IPS GET MANIFEST	Retrieves and displays the manifest from a package zip file.
IPS GET METADATA	Extracts metadata from a package zip file and displays it.
IPS PACK	Creates a physical package (zip file) directly from incidents, problems, or problem keys.
IPS REMOVE	Removes incidents from an existing package.
IPS REMOVE FILE	Remove a file from an existing package.
IPS SET CONFIGURATION	Changes the value of an IPS configuration parameter.
IPS SHOW CONFIGURATION	Displays the values of IPS configuration parameters.
IPS SHOW FILES	Lists the files in a package.
IPS SHOW INCIDENTS	Lists the incidents in a package.
IPS SHOW PACKAGE	Displays information about the specified package.
IPS UNPACK FILE	Unpackages a package zip file into a specified path.

Note:

IPS commands do not work when multiple ADR homes are set. For information about setting a single ADR home, see "Setting the ADRCI Homepath Before Using ADRCI Commands".