OCRDUMP Utility Syntax and Options

This section describes the OCRDUMP utility command syntax and usage. Run the ocrdump command with the following syntax where file_name is the name of a target file to which you want Oracle Database to write the Oracle Cluster Registry output and where key_name is the name of a key from which you want Oracle Database to write Oracle Cluster Registry subtree content:

$ ocrdump [file_name | -stdout] [-local] [-backupfile backup_file_name
[-keyname key_name] [-xml] [-noheader]
]

Table I-2 describes the OCRDUMP utility options and option descriptions.

Table I-2 OCRDUMP Options and Option Descriptions

Options	Description
`file_name`	The name of a file to which you want OCRDUMP to write output. By default, OCRDUMP writes output to a predefined output file named `OCRDUMPFILE`. The `file_name` option redirects OCRDUMP output to a file that you specify.
`-stdout`	Use this option to redirect the OCRDUMP output to the text terminal that initiated the program. If you do not redirect the output, OCRDUMP writes output to a predefined output file named `OCRDUMPFILE`.
`-local`	Use this option to dump the contents of OLR.
`-backupfile`	Use this option to view the contents of an OCR backup file. Use the `-local` option with this option to view the contents of an OLR backup file.
`backup_file_name`	The name of the backup file with the content you want to view. You can query the backups using the `ocrconfig -showbackup` command. If the backup file is located in an Oracle ASM disk group, then ensure that the disk group exists and is mounted.
`-keyname` `key_name`	The name of an Oracle Cluster Registry key whose subtree is to be dumped.
`-xml`	Use this option to write the output in XML format.
`-noheader`	Does not print the time at which you ran the command and when the Oracle Cluster Registry configuration occurred.