E.1 Oracle Autonomous Health Framework Installation Command-Line Options
Understand the options that you can supply to the Oracle Autonomous Health Framework installer script to customize the installation.
The Oracle Autonomous Health Framework installer script:
- Takes you through an interview process if you do not specify any installation parameters.
- Appends
/oracle.ahf
to-ahf_loc
if it does not already exist. - Appends
/oracle.ahf/data
to-data_dir
if it does not already exist. - Writes the log to the
/tmp/ahf_install_timestamp.log
file, for example,/tmp/ahf_install_9263_2018_09_25-07_55_52.log
.
Syntax
ahf_setup
[-ahf_loc AHF Location]
[-data_dir AHF Repository]
[-nodes node1,node2]
[-extract[orachk|exachk|-notfasetup]]
[-force]
[-local]
[-silent]
[-tmp_loc directory]
[-debug [-level 1-6]]
Parameters
Table E-1 ahf_setup Command Parameters
Parameter | Description |
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Specify the installation directory. Ensure that this directory exists before trying this option. |
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Specify the data directory where Oracle Autonomous Health Framework stores all the collections, metadata, and so on. Ensure that this directory exists before trying this option. |
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By default, Oracle Autonomous Health Framework is installed on all the cluster nodes. Specify a comma-delimited list of nodes where you want to install AHF. |
|
Extracts the files from the installer. This option is default for non-root users. Specify the Run the |
|
The
-force option is applicable only when you specify the
compliance type orachk or exachk with the
-extract option else the installer script ignores the
-force option.
|
|
Installs only on the local node. |
|
Use this option for the Oracle Autonomous Health Framework installer script not to prompt any installation questions. If you use |
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Specify a temporary ___location for the Oracle Autonomous Health Framework installer script to extract the install archive. Ensure that this directory exists before trying this option. Default: |
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Specify a custom ___location for Perl binaries. |
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Debugs the Oracle Autonomous Health Framework installer script. |
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Specify the Oracle Autonomous Health Framework Install debug level. Default
|
Understanding the Location of the Data Directory
- If you install Oracle Autonomous Health Framework using the
-data_dir
option, then the installer script uses the ___location that you specify. The installer script will not create the specified data directory so ensure that this directory exists before trying the-data_dir
option. You can specify a new data directory either under the current Oracle Trace File Analyzer install ___location or under a different directory. - If you install Oracle Autonomous Health Framework using the
-silent
option, then ensure that you use the-data_dir
option, otherwise, the installer script will fail. - If you install Oracle Autonomous Health Framework without the
-data_dir
option, then the installer script will list all possible options:- Oracle Autonomous Health Framework installation ___location (
-ahf_loc
) if the free space is more than 5 GB - Oracle Trace File Analyzer repository if installed outside the Oracle Grid Infrastructure Home
- Directory one level above the Oracle Grid Infrastructure Base
- Option to enter a different directory
- Oracle Autonomous Health Framework installation ___location (
-
If you do not use the
-silent
option and do not specify–ahf_loc
and–data_dir
, then the installer script displays the default options for you to confirm.For example:# /tmp/ahf_setup -nodes node1 AHF Installation Log : /tmp/ahf_install_15992_2019_10_10-08_07_38.log Starting Autonomous Health Framework (AHF) Installation AHF Version: 193000 Build Date: 201910100757 Default AHF Location : /opt/oracle.ahf Do you want to update default AHF Location ? Y|[N] : AHF Location : /opt/oracle.ahf Choose Data Directory from below options : 1. /u01/app [Free Space : 6742 MB] 2. Enter a different Location Choose Option [1 - 2] : 1 AHF Data Directory : /u01/app/oracle.ahf/data Do you want to add AHF Notification Email IDs ? [Y]|N : n Extracting AHF to /opt/oracle.ahf