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Oracle Golden gate GGSCI commands quick reference (Cheat Sheet)

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Oracle GoldenGate Components

  • Manager: Is required to start and stop the other processes, but is not required for the ongoing operation of another process. That is, you can start the Manager, use the Manager to start the Extract, and then stop and restart the Manager (perhaps to pick up new Manager configuration parameters) without affecting the running Extract.
  • Server Collector: Also known simply as Collector
  • Extract: Also known as Change Data Capture
  • Data Pump: Optional; highly recommended
  • Replicat
  • Trails or extract files: Can optionally be compressed and/or encrypted
  • Checkpoints: Optional; highly recommended
  • Wallet: Used for secure common storage of user IDs and passwords; optional and highly recommended

Oracle GoldenGate Logical Architecture

ggsci Oracle GoldenGate Command Interpreter
GGSCI – (Oracle) GoldenGate Software Command Interpreter.

How to Invoke?

$ cd /u01/app/ggate
[oracle@prod gg]$ ./ggsci

Commands

1. Getting help on ggsci commands:

ggsci> HELP [command] [object]
ggsci> help
GGSCI Command Summary:

Object:          Command:
SUBDIRS          CREATE
ER                   INFO, KILL, LAG, SEND, STATUS, START, STATS, STOP
EXTRACT          ADD, ALTER, CLEANUP, DELETE, INFO, KILL, LAG, SEND, START, STATS, STATUS, STOP
EXTTRAIL         ADD, ALTER, DELETE, INFO
GGSEVT           VIEW
MANAGER         INFO, REFRESH, SEND, START, STOP, STATUS
MARKER           INFO
PARAMS           EDIT, VIEW
REPLICAT         ADD, ALTER, CLEANUP, DELETE, INFO, KILL, LAG, SEND, START, STATS, STATUS, STOP
REPORT           VIEW
RMTTRAIL         ADD, ALTER, DELETE, INFO
TRACETABLE     ADD, DELETE, INFO
TRANDATA        ADD, DELETE, INFO
CHECKPOINTTABLE  ADD, DELETE, CLEANUP, INFO
Commands without an object:
(Database)       DBLOGIN, LIST TABLES, ENCRYPT PASSWORD
(DDL)              DUMPDDL
(Miscellaneous)  FC, HELP, HISTORY, INFO ALL, OBEY, SET EDITOR, SHELL, SHOW, VERSIONS, !

For help on a specific command, type HELP [command] [object]
Example: HELP ADD REPLICAT
Note: You must type the word COMMAND after the ! to display the ! help topic.  i.e.: GGSCI> help ! command
ggsci> help add rmttrail

2. To create default directories within Oracle GoldenGate home directory:

ggsci> CREATE SUBDIRS

3. To display the status of all Manager, Extract, and Replicat processes:

ggsci> INFO ALL [TASKS | ALLPROCESSES] 
ggsci> info all
Program     Status      Group       Lag       Time Since Chkpt
MANAGER     RUNNING EXTRACT     STOPPED     EXTR      00:01:15      00:00:07 REPLICAT    ABENDED     REP       00:00:00      00:00:04

ggsci> info all tasks
ggsci> info all allprocesses

4. To determine whether or not the Manager process is running:

ggsci> INFO MANAGER
ggsci> INFO MGR

5. To review recently processed markers from a NonStop system:

ggsci> INFO MARKER [COUNT number_of_items]
ggsci> info marker

6. To display Status of Extract, Approximate Extract lag, Checkpoint information, Process run history:

ggsci> INFO EXTRACT group_name [, SHOWCH [n]] [, DETAIL] [, TASKS | ALLPROCESSES]
ggsci> info extract emp_ext
ggsci> info extract cust_ext, detail
ggsci> info extract ext*, showch
ggsci> info extract *, detail
ggsci> info extract hr, tasks

7. To display status of Replicat, Approximate replication lag, the trail from which Replicat is reading, Replicat run history, including checkpoints in the trail, Information about the Replicat environment:

ggsci> INFO REPLICAT group_name [, SHOWCH [n]] [, DETAIL] [, TASKS | ALLPROCESSES] 
ggsci> info replicat emp_rep
ggsci> info replicat emp_rep, detail
ggsci> info replicat prd*, detail, allprocesses
ggsci> info replicat *, tasks
ggsci> info replicat fin, showch

8. To retrieve configuration information for a local trail:

ggsci> INFO EXTTRAIL trail_name 
ggsci> info exttrail *
ggsci> info exttrail e:\ogg\dirdat\ex

9. To retrieve configuration information for a remote trail:

ggsci> INFO RMTTRAIL trail_name
ggsci> info rmttrail *
ggsci> info rmttrail d:\ogg\dirdat\ex

10. To determine whether logging/replication enabled or not:

ggsci> INFO TRANDATA user_name.table_names [, OLDFORMAT] [, USETRIGGER]
ggsci> info trandata hr.*
ggsci> info trandata fin.acct

11. To confirm the existence of a checkpoint table and view the date and time that it was created:

ggsci> INFO CHECKPOINTTABLE [user_name.table_name]
ggsci> info checkpointtable gg_owner.chkpt_table

12. To verify the existence of the specified trace table:

ggsci> INFO TRACETABLE [owner.table]
ggsci> info tracetable ora_trace

13. To get information on multiple Extract and Replicat groups as a unit:

ggsci> INFO ER group_wildcard_specification
ggsci> info ER *ext*

14. To display the Oracle GoldenGate environment:

ggsci> SHOW
ggsci> SHOW ALL

15. To establish a database connection:

ggsci> DBLOGIN {SOURCEDB|TARGETDB dsn | USERID user_name[, PASSWORD password] [SYSDBA] | SOURCEDB|TARGETDB dsn, USERID user_name[, PASSWORD password] [SYSDBA] [SQLID sqlid]
ggsci> dblogin sourcedb testdb
ggsci> dblogin targetdb repldb
ggsci> dblogin userid gg
ggsci> dblogin userid gg, password oracle
ggsci> dblogin userid system@localhost:1521/prod, password 12345678
ggsci> dblogin sourcedb ctdb@host1, userid gg_owner, password ggs sysdba

16. To encrypt a database login password:

ggsci> ENCRYPT PASSWORD password [ENCRYPTKEY keyname]
ggsci> encrypt password oracle143 encryptkey spiderman

17. To list all tables in the database that match the specification:

ggsci> LIST TABLES table_name
ggsci> list tables cust*

18. To create or change a parameter file:

ggsci> EDIT PARAMS {MGR | ./GLOBALS | group_name | file_name}
ggsci> edit params mgr
ggsci> edit params ./GLOBALS ggsci> edit params myload
ggsci> edit params rep_emp
ggsci> edit params e:\gg\dirprm\replp.prm

19. To view the contents of a parameter file:

ggsci> VIEW PARAMS {MGR | group_name | file_name}
ggsci> view params mgr
ggsci> view params s_extr
ggsci> view params e:\prm\replp.prm

20. To view GoldenGate error log (ggserr.log file):

ggsci> VIEW GGSEVT

21. To view the process report that is generated by Extract or Replicat:

ggsci> VIEW REPORT {group_name[n] | file_name}
ggsci> view report ext6
ggsci> view report rep
ggsci> view report c:\ogg\dirrpt\orders.rpt

22. To create an Extract group Syntax for an alias Extract:

ggsci> ADD EXTRACT group_name
{, SOURCEISTABLE |, TRANLOG [bsds_name] |, VAM |, EXTFILESOURCE file_name |, EXTTRAILSOURCE trail_name |, VAMTRAILSOURCE VAM_trail_name}
{, BEGIN {NOW | yyyy-mm-dd [hh:mi:[ss[.cccccc]]]} |, EXTSEQNO seqno, EXTRBA relative_byte_address |, LOGNUM log_number, LOGPOS byte_offset |, EOF |, LSN value |, EXTRBA relative_byte_address |, PAGE data_page, ROW row |
} [, THREADS n] [, PASSIVE] [, PARAMS parameter_file] [, REPORT report_file] [, DESC "description"]

ADD EXTRACT group_name, RMTHOST {host_name | IP_address}, {MGRPORT port} | {PORT port} [, RMTNAME name] [, DESC "description"]

ggsci> add extract s_extr, tranlog, begin now
ggsci> add extract finext, tranlog, begin now, threads 4
ggsci> add extract fin, tranlog, begin now, passive
ggsci> add extract ext_ms, extseqno 111, begin now
ggsci> add extract hr_ext, extrba 567890, begin 2012-02-02 12:00:00
ggsci> add extract initload, sourceistable
ggsci> add extract pump, exttrailsource /oracle/gg11/dirdat/hr
ggsci> add extract fin, vam                        -- VAM - Vendor Access Module
ggsci> add extract fin, vamtrailsource /ogg/dirdat/vt
ggsci> add extract finA, rmthost host123, mgrport 7810, rmtname fin

23. To create a Replicat group:

ggsci> ADD REPLICAT group_name
{, SPECIALRUN |, EXTFILE full_path_name |, EXTTRAIL full_path_name}
[, BEGIN {NOW | YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM[:SS[.CCCCCC]]} |, EXTSEQNO seqno, EXTRBA rba] [, CHECKPOINTTABLE owner.table | NODBCHECKPOINT]
[, PARAMS parameter_file] [, REPORT report_file] [, DESC "description"]
ggsci> add replicat repl, exttrail C:\OGG10G\dirdat\lt
ggsci> add replicat t_rep, exttrail /oracle/gg11/dirdat/lt, checkpointtable gg_owner.checkpoint
ggsci> add replicat initload, specialrun
ggsci> add replicat sales, exttrail /oracle/gg11/dirdat/lt, nodbcheckpoint

24. To create a trail for online processing on local system:

ggsci> ADD EXTTRAIL trail_name, EXTRACT group_name [, MEGABYTES n] [, SEQNO n]
ggsci> add exttrail /oracle/gg11/dirdat/lt, extract s_extr
ggsci> add exttrail C:\OGG10G\dirdat\et, extract emp_ext
ggsci> add exttrail c:\ogg\dirdat\fi, extract fin, megabytes 30

25. To create a trail for online processing on remote system:

ggsci> ADD RMTTRAIL trail_name, EXTRACT group_name [, MEGABYTES n] [, SEQNO n]
ggsci> add rmttrail C:\OGG10G\dirdat\hr, extract extr
ggsci> add rmttrail /u01/app/oracle/ogg/dirdat/ms, extract msextr
ggsci> add rmttrail /u01/app/oracle/ogg/dirdat/my, extract mysql, megabytes 50

26. To enable Oracle GoldenGate to acquire the transaction information it needs from the transaction records:

ggsci> ADD TRANDATA user_name.table_names [, COLS (column_list)] [, INCLUDELONG | EXCLUDELONG]
 [, LOBSNEVER | LOBSALWAYS | LOBSIFCHANGED | LOBSALWAYSNOINDEX] [, NOKEY] [, OLDFORMAT] [, USETRIGGER]
ggsci> add trandata hr.*
ggsci> add trandata emp.employees
ggsci> add trandata fin.acct, cols (name, address)
ggsci> add trandata fin.acct, nokey, cols (name, pid)
ggsci> add trandata fin.acct, lobsalwaysnoindex

27. To create a checkpoint table in the target database:

ggsci> ADD CHECKPOINTTABLE [user_name.table_name]
ggsci> add checkpointtable
ggsci> add checkpointtable gg_owner.checkpoint

28. To create a trace table in the Oracle database:

ggsci> ADD TRACETABLE [owner.table]
ggsci> add tracetable
ggsci> add tracetable ora_trace

29. Register extract:

ggsci> REGISTER EXTRACT extract_group_name LOGRETENTION
ggsci> register extract extr logretention

30. To start Manager process:

ggsci> START MANAGER
ggsci> START MGR
ggsci> START *

31. To start Extract process:

ggsci> START EXTRACT extract_name
ggsci> start extract extr

32. To start Replicat process:

ggsci> START REPLICAT group_name [SKIPTRANSACTION | ATCSN csn | AFTERCSN csn]
ggsci> start replicat rep
ggsci> start replicat fin, atcsn 5238306       -- commit sequence number (CSN)
ggsci> start replicat fin, aftercsn 0X000006B1:0002334D:0004

33. To start multiple Extract and Replicat groups as a unit:

ggsci> START ER group_wildcard_specification
ggsci> start er *rep*

34. To stop Manager process (the will not ask for confirmation):

ggsci> STOP MANAGER [!]
ggsci> stop manager
ggsci> stop manager !

35. To stop Extract gracefully:

ggsci> STOP EXTRACT extract_name
ggsci> stop extract extr

36. To stop Replicat gracefully:

ggsci> STOP REPLICAT replicat_name [!]
ggsci> stop replicat rep

37. To stop multiple Extract and Replicat groups as a unit:

ggsci> STOP ER group_wildcard_specification
ggsci> stop er *ext*

38. To determine whether or not the Manager process is running:

ggsci> STATUS MANAGER

39. To determine whether or not Extract is running:

ggsci> STATUS EXTRACT group_name [, TASKS | ALLPROCESSES]
ggsci> status extract extr_hr
ggsci> status extract ext*, tasks
ggsci> status extract *ext*, allprocesses

40. To determine whether or not Replicat is running:

ggsci> STATUS REPLICAT group_name [, TASKS | ALLPROCESSES]
ggsci> status replicat emp_rep
ggsci> status replicat cust_rep, allprocesses

41. To check the status of multiple Extract and Replicat groups as a unit:

ggsci> STATUS ER group_wildcard_specification
ggsci> status er *EX*

42. To display statistics for one or more Extract group:

ggsci> STATS EXTRACT group_name [, statistic] [, TABLE table] [, TOTALSONLY table_specification] [, REPORTFETCH | NOREPORTFETCH] [, REPORTRATE HR|MIN|SEC] [, ... ]
ggsci> stats ext_hr
ggsci> stats extract ext
ggsci> stats extract ext2 reportrate sec
ggsci> stats extract fin, total, daily
ggsci> stats extract fin, total, hourly, table acct, reportrate min, reset, reportfetch

43. To display statistics for one or more Replicat groups:

ggsci> STATS REPLICAT group_name [, statistic] [, TABLE table] [, TOTALSONLY table_specification] [, REPORTDETAIL | NOREPORTDETAIL] [, REPORTRATE HR|MIN|SEC] [, ... ]
ggsci> stats rep_hr
ggsci> stats replicat fin, total, table acct, reportrate hr, reset, noreportdetail

44. To get statistics on multiple Extract and Replicat groups as a unit:

ggsci> STATS ER group_wildcard_specification
ggsci> stats er ext*

45. Refresh Manager (not available in Oracle 11g):

ggsci> REFRESH MANAGER

46. To retrieve the status of the active Manager process or to retrieve dynamic port information as configured in the Manager parameter file:

ggsci> SEND MANAGER [CHILDSTATUS [DEBUG]] [GETPORTINFO [DETAIL]] [GETPURGEOLDEXTRACTS]
ggsci> send manager childstatus
ggsci> send manager childstatus debug
ggsci> send manager getportinfo
ggsci> send manager getportinfo detail
ggsci> send manager getpurgeoldextracts

47. To communicate with a running Extract process:

ggsci> SEND EXTRACT group_name, 
{ CACHEMGR {CACHESTATS | CACHEQUEUES | CACHEPOOL} | FORCESTOP | FORCETRANS id [THREAD n] [FORCE] | GETLAG | GETTCPSTATS | LOGEND | REPORT | ROLLOVER | SHOWTRANS [id] [THREAD n] [COUNT n] [DURATION duration_unit] [TABULAR] [FILE file_name [DETAIL]] | SKIPTRANS id [THREAD n] [FORCE] | STATUS | STOP | TLTRACE {DEBUG | OFF | level} [SIZELIMIT size] [DDLINCLUDE | DDL[ONLY]] [FILE] file_name | TRACE[2] {tracefile | OFF} | TRACEINIT | TRANLOGOPTIONS {PURGEORPHANEDTRANSACTIONS | NOPURGEORPHANEDTRANSACTIONS} | TRANLOGOPTIONS TRANSCLEANUPFREQUENCY minutes | VAMMESSAGE "Teradata_command" | VAMMESSAGE {ARSTATS | INCLUDELIST [filter] | EXCLUDELIST [filter]} | VAMMESSAGE OPENTRANS
}
Teradata_command = {"control:terminate" | "control:suspend" | "control:resume" | "control:copy database.table"
ggsci> send extract exthr status
ggsci> send extract extr, getlag
ggsci> send extract group_name tltrace file file_name ddlinclude
ggsci> send extract fin, rollover
ggsci> send extract fin  stop
ggsci> send extract fin, vammessage control:suspend
ggsci> send extract fin, tranlogoptions transcleanupfrequency 15
ggsci> send extract fin, showtrans count 10
ggsci> send extract fin, skiptrans 5.17.27634 thread 2

48. To communicate with a starting or running Replicat process:

ggsci> SEND REPLICAT group_name,
{ FORCESTOP | GETLAG | HANDLECOLLISIONS [table_specification] | NOHANDLECOLLISIONS [table_specification] | REPORT [HANDLECOLLISIONS [table_specification]] | STATUS | STOP | TRACE[2] [DDLINCLUDE | DDL[ONLY]] [FILE] file_name | TRACE[2] OFF | TRACEINIT
}
ggsci> send replicat fin, handlecollisions
ggsci> send replicat fin, report handlecollisions fin_*
ggsci> send replicat fin, getlag

49. To send instructions to multiple Extract and Replicat groups as a unit:

ggsci> SEND ER group_wildcard_specification
ggsci> send er *ext

50. To change the attributes of an Extract group, To increment a trail to the next file in the sequence:

ggsci> ALTER EXTRACT group_name [, ADD_EXTRACT_attribute] [, THREAD number] [, ETROLLOVER]
ggsci> alter extract fin, begin 2012-02-16
ggsci> alter extract fin, etrollover
ggsci> alter extract fin, extseqno 26, extrba 338
ggsci> alter extract accounts, thread 4, begin 2012-03-09
ggsci> alter extract sales, lsn 1234:123:1

51. To change the attributes of a Replicat group:

ggsci> ALTER REPLICAT group_name , 
[, BEGIN {NOW | YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM[:SS[.CCCCCC]]} |, EXTSEQNO seqno, EXTRBA rba] [, PARAMS parameter_file] [, REPORT report_file] [, DESC "description"]
ggsci> alter replicat fin, begin 2011-09-28 08:08:08
ggsci> alter replicat fin, extseqno 53
ggsci> alter replicat fin, extrba 666

52. To change the attributes of a trail (on the local system):

ggsci> ALTER EXTTRAIL trail_name, EXTRACT group_name [, MEGABYTES n]
ggsci> alter exttrail c:\ogg\dirdat\aa, extract fin, megabytes 30

53. To change the attributes of a trail (on a remote system):

ggsci> ALTER RMTTRAIL trail_name, EXTRACT group_name [, MEGABYTES n]
ggsci> alter rmttrail c:\ogg\dirdat\et, extract fin, megabytes 25

54. To delete run history for specified Extract group:

ggsci> CLEANUP EXTRACT group_name [, SAVE count]
ggsci> cleanup extract fin
ggsci> cleanup extract e*, save 6

55. To delete run history for specified Replicat group:

ggsci> CLEANUP REPLICAT group_name [, SAVE count] 
ggsci> cleanup replicat fin
ggsci> cleanup replicat *, save 10

56. To remove checkpoint records from the checkpoint table:

ggsci> CLEANUP CHECKPOINTTABLE [user_name.table_name]
ggsci> cleanup checkpointtable ggs.fin_check

57. To delete an Extract group (last command will not ask for confirmation):

ggsci> DELETE EXTRACT group_name [!]
ggsci> delete extract emp_ext
ggsci> delete extract emp_ext !

58. To delete a Replicat group (the last command will not ask for confirmation):

ggsci> DELETE REPLICAT group_name [!]
ggsci> delete replicat emp_ext
ggsci> delete replicat emp_ext !

59. To delete the record of checkpoints associated with a trail on a local system:

ggsci> DELETE EXTTRAIL trail_name
ggsci> delete exttrail /home/ogg/dirdat/et

60. To delete the record of checkpoints associated with a trail on a remote system:

ggsci> DELETE RMTTRAIL trail_name
ggsci> delete rmttrail /home/ogg/dirdat/et

61. To delete logging/replication data:

ggsci> DELETE TRANDATA user_name.table_names [, OLDFORMAT] [, USETRIGGER]
ggsci> delete trandata fin.acct
ggsci> delete trandata fin.cust*
ggsci> delete trandata emp.hr, usetrigger

62. To drop checkpoint table from database:

ggsci> DELETE CHECKPOINTTABLE [user_name.table_name] [!]
ggsci> delete checkpointtable ggs.fin_check

63. To delete a trace table:

ggsci> DELETE TRACETABLE [owner.table]
ggsci> delete tracetable ora_trace

64. To kill an Extract process running in regular or PASSIVE mode:

ggsci> KILL EXTRACT group_name
ggsci> kill extract fin

65. To kill a Replicat process:

ggsci> KILL REPLICAT group_name
ggsci> kill replicat fin

66. To forcefully terminate multiple Extract and Replicat groups as a unit:

ggsci> KILL ER group_wildcard_specification
ggsci> kill er *x*

67. To determine a true lag time between Extract and the datasource:

ggsci> LAG EXTRACT group_name
ggsci> lag extract ext*
ggsci> lag extract *

68. To determine a true lag time between Replicat and the trail:

ggsci> LAG REPLICAT group_name
ggsci> lag replicat myrepl
ggsci> lag replicat *

69. To get lag information on multiple Extract and Replicat groups as a unit:

ggsci> LAG ER group_wildcard_specification
ggsci> lag er *ext*

70. To view the data in the Oracle GoldenGate DDL history table:

ggsci> DUMPDDL [SHOW]
ggsci> dumpddl

71. To view the most recently issued GGSCI commands since the session started. If you do not provide any arguement, the command by default shows last 10 commands:

ggsci> HISTORY [n]
ggsci> history 
ggsci> history 30

72. To change the default text editor for the current session of GGSCI, default editors are Notepad for Windows and vi for UNIX:

ggsci> SET EDITOR program_name
ggsci> set editor wordpad

73. To display operating system and database version information:

ggsci> VERSIONS

74. To display edit a previously issued GGSCI command and then execute it again:

ggsci> FC [n | -n | string]
ggsci> fc
ggsci> fc 9
ggsci> fc -3
ggsci> fc sta

FC editor commands

i text  -- Inserts text
r text  -- Replaces text
d  -- Deletes a character
replacement_text -- Replaces the displayed command with the text that we enter on a one-for-one basis.

75. To execute shell commands from within GGSCI interface:

ggsci> SHELL shell_command
ggsci> shell ls -l /u01/app/oracle/gg/dirdat
ggsci> shell dir dirprm\*
ggsci> shell rm ./dat*

76. To execute previous GGSCI command:

ggsci> ! [n | -n | string]
ggsci> !
ggsci> ! 6    -- To run the command 6 listed in the history
ggsci> ! -3
ggsci> ! sta
ggsci> help ! command

77. To process a file that contains a list of GoldenGate commands.:

ggsci> OBEY ggsci_script
ggsci> shell more /u01/app/oracle/gg/startup.txt
START MANAGER START EXTRACT EXT3 START EXTRACT DPUMP INFO ALL
ggsci> OBEY /u01/app/oracle/gg/startup.txt
ggsci> OBEY ./mycommands.txt

78. To exit ggsci command prompt:

ggsci> EXIT

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