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1.#!/bin/bash
2.##############################################################################
##
3.# Script Name: check_alert_log.sh
#
4.#
#
5.# Oracle Shell Scripting, Chapter 12
#
6.#
#
7.# Usage: check_alert_log.sh SID
#
8.#
#
9.# Notes: If ORACLE_SID is set in the environment then the SID argument is
#
10.# optional
#
11.#
#
12.# This script is from the book Oracle Shell Scripting by Jon Emmons
#
13.# Copyright 2007 Rampant TechPress www.rampant-books.com
#
14.#
#
15.# DISCLAIMER: Every environment is different. This scrip may need to be
#
16.# customized before use and any script should be tested in a
#
17.# development environment before being used in production.
#
18.#############################################################################
###
19.
20.# Add /usr/local/bin to the PATH variable so the oraenv command can be found
21.PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin; export PATH
22.
23.# If a SID is provided as an argument it will be set and oraenv run
24.# otherwise we will use the current SID. If no SID is set or provided
25.# an error message is displayed and the script exits with a status of 1
26.if [ $1 ]
27.then
28. ORACLE_SID=$1
29. ORAENV_ASK=NO
30. . oraenv
31.else
32. if [ ! $ORACLE_SID ]
33. then
34. echo "Error: No ORACLE_SID set or provided as an argument"
35. exit 1
36. fi
37.fi
38.
39.# Set the ORACLE_BASE variable
40.ORACLE_BASE=/u01/app/oracle; export ORACLE_BASE
41.
42.cd $ORACLE_BASE/admin/$ORACLE_SID/bdump
43.
44.# Copy the current alert log into a temporary file and empty the original
45.cp alert_$ORACLE_SID.log alert_$ORACLE_SID.log.temp
46.cp /dev/null alert_$ORACLE_SID.log
47.
48.# Check the copy in the temporary file for ORA- errors
49.grep 'ORA-' alert_$ORACLE_SID.log.temp> /dev/null
50.# If found, email the Oracle user with the contents of the alert log
51.if [ $? = 0 ]
52.then
53. mail -s "$ORACLE_SID database alert log error" oracle <\
54. alert_$ORACLE_SID.log.temp
55.fi
56.
57.# Move the contents of the temp file onto the permanent copy of the log
58.# and remove the temp file.
59.cat alert_$ORACLE_SID.log.temp>> alert_$ORACLE_SID.log.1
60.rm alert_$ORACLE_SID.log.temp
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1.#!/bin/bash
2.##############################################################################
##
3.# Script Name: check_filesystem_space.sh
#
4.#
#
5.# Oracle Shell Scripting, Chapter 16
#
6.#
#
7.# Usage: check_filesystem_space.sh #percent /filesystem /filesystem2
#
8.#
#
9.# Notes: You can specify as many file systems as you would like by adding
#
10.# arguments.
#
11.#
#
12.# This script is from the book Oracle Shell Scripting by Jon Emmons
#
13.# Copyright 2007 Rampant TechPress www.rampant-books.com
#
14.#
#
15.# DISCLAIMER: Every environment is different. This scrip may need to be
#
16.# customized before use and any script should be tested in a
#
17.# development environment before being used in production.
#
18.#############################################################################
###
19.
20.# Set the percentage used at which you would like to be alerted
21.# Use argument 1 if provided or use a given default.
22.if [ ! $2 ]
23.then
24. echo "No filesystems specified."
25. echo "Usage: check_filesystem_space.sh 90 / /u01"
26. exit 1
27.fi
28.
29.max=$1
30.
31.# Email addresses are listed here separated by commas
32.mail_to='root, oracle'
33.
34.tempfile=/tmp/check_filesystem_space.txt
35.
36.alert=n
37.
38.# Take each percentage from the df command and check it against the defined m
ax
39.# Some platforms may not require (or even recognize) the -P option for df
40.while [ $2 ]
41.do
42. percent=`df -P $2 | tail -1 | awk '{ print $5 }' | cut -d'%' -f1`
43.
44. if [ $percent -ge $max ]
45. then
46. alert=y
47. break
48. fi
49.
50. shift
51.
52.done
53.
54.# If a partition was above the threshold send a message with df output
55.if [ ! $alert = 'n' ]
56.then
57. df -k> $tempfile
58. mail -s "Disk usage above $max% on `hostname`" $mail_to <$tempfile
59. rm $tempfile
60.fi
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1.#!/bin/bash
2.##############################################################################
##
3.# Script Name: check_for_invalid_objects.sh
#
4.#
#
5.# Oracle Shell Scripting, Chapter 14
#
6.#
#
7.# Usage: check_for_invalid_objects.sh SID
#
8.#
#
9.# Notes: If ORACLE_SID is set in the environment then the SID argument is
#
10.# optional.
#
11.#
#
12.# This script is from the book Oracle Shell Scripting by Jon Emmons
#
13.# Copyright 2007 Rampant TechPress www.rampant-books.com
#
14.#
#
15.# DISCLAIMER: Every environment is different. This scrip may need to be
#
16.# customized before use and any script should be tested in a
#
17.# development environment before being used in production.
#
18.#############################################################################
###
19.
20.# If a SID is provided as an argument it will be set and oraenv run
21.# otherwise we will use the current SID. If no SID is set or provided
22.# an error message is displayed and the script exits with a status of 1
23.if [ $1 ]
24.then
25. ORACLE_SID=$1
26. ORAENV_ASK=NO
27. . oraenv
28.else
29. if [ ! $ORACLE_SID ]
30. then
31. echo "Error: No ORACLE_SID set or provided as an argument"
32. exit 1
33. fi
34.fi
35.
36.# Define the location of the temporary file this script will use
37.tempfile=/tmp/check_for_invalid_objects_$ORACLE_SID.txt
38.
39.# Start sqlplus and connect as sysdba
40.sqlplus -S "/ as sysdba" <<EOF1> /dev/null
41.
42. define exit_status = 0
43.
44. column xs new_value exit_status
45.
46. select 1 as xs from dba_objects where status!='VALID';
47.
48. exit &exit_status
49.
50.EOF1
51.
52.# If the exit status of sqlplus was not 0 then we will lauch sqlplus
53.# to run utlrp.sql and send an email
54.if [ $? != 0 ]
55.then
56.
57. sqlplus -S "/ as sysdba" <<EOF2> $tempfile
58.
59. set pagesize
60.
61. select count(*) || ' invalid objects found. Running utlrp.'
62. from dba_objects where status!='VALID';
63.
64. set pagesize 32
65.
66. @?/rdbms/admin/utlrp.sql
67.
68.EOF2
69.
70. mail -s "Invalid objects found in $ORACLE_SID" oracle <$tempfile
71.
72.fi
73.
74.rm $tempfile
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1.#!/bin/bash
2.##############################################################################
##
3.# Script Name: rman_hot_backup.sh
#
4.#
#
5.# Oracle Shell Scripting, Chapter 13
#
6.#
#
7.# Usage: rman_hot_backup.sh SID #backuplevel
#
8.#
#
9.# Notes: If not specified the backup level will default to 1 and the SID
#
10.# will be taken from the environmental variable ORACLE_SID
#
11.#
#
12.# This script is from the book Oracle Shell Scripting by Jon Emmons
#
13.# Copyright 2007 Rampant TechPress www.rampant-books.com
#
14.#
#
15.# DISCLAIMER: Every environment is different. This scrip may need to be
#
16.# customized before use and any script should be tested in a
#
17.# development environment before being used in production.
#
18.#############################################################################
###
19.
20.# Add /usr/local/bin to the PATH variable so the oraenv command can be found
21.PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin; export PATH
22.
23.# A second argument can be provided to give a backup level
24.# if the backup level is not provided a level 0 backup will be performed.
25.if [ $2 ]
26.then
27. backup_level=$2
28.else
29. backup_level=0
30.fi
31.
32.# If a SID is provided as an argument it will be set and oraenv run
33.# otherwise we will use the current SID. If no SID is set or provided
34.# an error message is displayed and the script exits with a status of 1
35.if [ $1 ]
36.then
37. ORACLE_SID=$1
38. ORAENV_ASK=NO
39. . oraenv
40.else
41. if [ ! $ORACLE_SID ]
42. then
43. echo "Error: No ORACLE_SID set or provided as an argument"
44. exit 1
45. fi
46.fi
47.
48.ORACLE_BASE=/u01/app/oracle; export ORACLE_BASE
49.
50.admin_dir=$ORACLE_BASE/admin/$ORACLE_SID; export admin_dir
51.
52.backup_user=backup_admin
53.backup_user_pw=`cat $ORACLE_BASE/admin/$ORACLE_SID/pw/$backup_user.pw`
54.
55.catalog_user=rman
56.catalog_user_pw=`cat $ORACLE_BASE/admin/$ORACLE_SID/pw/$catalog_user.pw`
57.
58.# Backup variables. Set the backup_dir to the appropriate
59.# location for your site.
60.log_file=$admin_dir/scripts/rman_hot_backup_$ORACLE_SID.log
61.
62.# This adds some text and a date stamp to the beginning of the backup log
63.echo "Beginning hot backup of $ORACLE_SID"> $log_file
64.date>> $log_file
65.
66.rman target=$backup_user/$backup_user_pw \
67.catalog=$catalog_user/$catalog_user_pw@rman <<EOF>> $log_file
68.
69.backup incremental level=$BACKUP_LEVEL database plus archivelog delete input;
70.
71.delete noprompt obsolete;
72.
73.quit;
74.
75.EOF
76.
77.# Add some end text and timestamp to the log file
78.echo "Finished hot backup of $ORACLE_SID">> $log_file
79.date>> $log_file
80.
81.# Email appropriate folks only if an error is found
82.grep "ORA-" $log_file> /dev/null
83.ora_err=$?
84.grep "RMAN-" $log_file> /dev/null
85.rman_err=$?
86.if [ $ora_err = 0 -o $rman_err = 0 ]
87.then
88. mail -s "$ORACLE_SID Hot Backup Problem" oracle <$log_file
89.fi
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1.#!/bin/bash
2.##############################################################################
##
3.# Script Name: dba_schema_export.sh
#
4.#
#
5.# Oracle Shell Scripting, Chapter 13
#
6.#
#
7.# Usage: dba_schema_export.sh SID schema
#
8.#
#
9.# Notes: This script must be run as a user who can connect as sysdba
#
10.#
#
11.# This script is from the book Oracle Shell Scripting by Jon Emmons
#
12.# Copyright 2007 Rampant TechPress www.rampant-books.com
#
13.#
#
14.# DISCLAIMER: Every environment is different. This scrip may need to be
#
15.# customized before use and any script should be tested in a
#
16.# development environment before being used in production.
#
17.#############################################################################
###
18.
19.exp_arguments='USERID="/ as sysdba" BUFFER=10485760 FULL=N'
20.
21.# Add /usr/local/bin to the PATH variable so the oraenv command can be found
22.PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin; export PATH
23.
24.ORACLE_SID=$1
25.ORAENV_ASK=NO
26.. oraenv
27.
28.ORACLE_BASE=/u01/app/oracle
29.
30.schema=$2
31.
32.log_file=$ORACLE_BASE/admin/$ORACLE_SID/scripts/dba_schema_export_$ORACLE_SID
_$schema.log
33.
34.exp_arguments="$exp_arguments OWNER=$schema"
35.
36.# If a third argument was specified use it as the file destination
37.if [ $3 ]
38.then
39. exp_arguments="$exp_arguments FILE=$3"
40.else
41. exp_arguments="$exp_arguments FILE="$ORACLE_SID"_"$schema"_export.dmp"
42.fi
43.
44.# Put some informational text in the log file
45.echo "Starting export `date`"> $log_file
46.echo "Exporting with the following arguments: $exp_arguments">> $log_file
47.
48.# Run the export with the arguments provided and capture the result code
49.exp $exp_arguments>> $log_file 2>&1
50.
51.exp_result=$?
52.
53.echo "Completed export `date`">> $log_file
54.
55.# Email appropriate folks only if an error is found
56.if [ exp_result != 0 ]
57.then
58. mail -s "$ORACLE_SID Export Problem" oracle <$log_file
59.fi
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1.@echo off
2.REM Script Name: run_report.bat
3.REM
4.REM Oracle Shell Scripting, Chapter 17
5.REM
6.REM Usage: run_report.sh
7.REM
8.REM Notes: The variables sould be set to the appropriate credentials and
9.REM script location for your script.
10.REM

11.REM This script is from the book Oracle Shell Scripting by Jon Emmons

12.REM Copyright 2007 Rampant TechPress www.rampant-books.com

13.REM

14.REM DISCLAIMER: Every environment is different. This scrip may need to be

15.REM customized before use and any script should be tested in a

16.REM development environment before being used in production.

17.
18.REM Set the variables below with your connection and script information
19.REM All output from sqlplus will be sent to the output file
20.set USERNAME=scott
21.set PASSWORD=tiger
22.set SID=ossw
23.set SQL_SCRIPT=D:\oracle\product\10.1.0\admin\common\report.sql
24.set OUTPUT_FILE=D:\oracle\product\10.1.0\admin\common\logs\report.txt
25.
26.REM run sqlplus in silent mode with the parameters set above
27.sqlplus -S %USERNAME%/%PASSWORD%@%SID% @%SQL_SCRIPT%> %OUTPUT_FILE%
28.
29.@echo on
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