support-package

dbvcli support-package {-d|--name} CONFIGURATION_NAME [--OPTIONS]

Create a Support Package to send to Dbvisit support

Option	Type	Description

Option	Type	Description
`--role`	string	Primary or Standby of Configuration, optional
`--tracefile`	string	Trace file name, optional
`--pid`	string	Process ID of oracle trace file, optional
`--time`	string	The approximate date and time when the problem occurred. The support package will include data from around this time in the local time zone. Format 2025-05-20T12:30:00+12:00, second and timezone are optional. The default value is collected from your Primary host or your Standby host if the Primary host unreachable, optional
`--duration-hours`	string	Data collection time period, in hours, optional
`--output-dir`	string	directory in which to save the support package (defaults to user's home directory)

[oracle@nzoel19c2 bin]$ ./dbvcli -d orclcdb support-package --role primary
Connecting to the Control Center at localhost:4433 ✓

Process Identification Prompt Skipped (Using Process Host: primary)

Process Identification
Enter the name of a tracefile to create a support package for the process that
created it. If you leave this blank then you can either enter a PID to identify
the process or leave that blank as well to use the most recent process on the
selected host.

Process Tracefile:

>

Process Identification
Enter a PID to create a support package for the process with that PID. If you
leave this blank then the most recent process on the selected host will be used.

Process PID:

>

Creating support package ✓

Output Directory
Enter the directory in which to store the support package.

A file named sp-orclcdb-20241114134140+1300.zip will be stored in this directory
.

Output Directory:

> /home/oracle/temp

Downloading support package ✓

Support package successfully downloaded to '/home/oracle/temp/sp-orclcdb-20241114134140+1300.zip'.