Expert Oracle Exadata - Parent Directory

APPENDIX A CELLCLI AND DCLILIST FLASHCACHECONTENTLIST GRIDDISKLIST IORMPLANLIST KEYLIST LUNLIST METRICCURRENTLIST METRICDEFINITIONLIST METRICHISTORYLIST PHYSICALDISKLIST THRESHOLDSETSPOOLSTARTCellCLI> help listEnter HELP LIST for specific help syntax.: {ACTIVEREQUEST | ALERTHISTORY | ALERTDEFINITION | CELL| CELLDISK | FLASHCACHE | FLASHCACHECONTENT | GRIDDISK| IORMPLAN | KEY | LUN| METRICCURRENT | METRICDEFINITION | METRICHISTORY| PHYSICALDISK | THRESHOLD }CellCLI> help list FLASHCACHECONTENTUsage: LIST FLASHCACHECONTENT [] [] [DETAIL]Purpose: Displays specified attributes for flash cache entries.Arguments:: An expression which determines the entries to be displayed.: The attributes that are to be displayed.ATTRIBUTES {ALL | attr1 [, attr2]... }Options:[DETAIL]: Formats the display as an attribute on each line, withan attribute descriptor preceding each value.Examples:LIST FLASHCACHECONTENT DETAILAs you can see, the help system allows you to see a bit of the syntax for each command. You mayalso have noticed a couple of SQL*Plus carry-overs. SET, SPOOL, and START work pretty much as expected.Note that the @ character is equivalent to the SQL*Plus START command and that the only things you canuse SET for are ECHO and DATEFORMAT. Now, here are a few examples of queries using the LIST command:CellCLI> describe flashcachecontentcachedKeepSizecachedSizedbID537