Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Cloud Protect Fleet Agent Commands in SQLcl

Review the Cloud Protect Fleet Agent commands in SQLcl, and their usage.

Use this format to run the Cloud Protect Fleet Agent commands:

SQL> rcv <action> <object> [options]

  • rcv - Use rcv to invoke the Cloud Protect Fleet Agent commands in SQLcl.

  • action - Specifies the action you want to perform, such as backup, configure, or add.

  • object - Specifies the object to perform the action. Example, database, recovery_service_subnet, or protection_policy.

  • options - Specifies an option to run the command.

Run help rcv to preview the list of Cloud Protect Fleet Agent commands.

SQL> help rcv
Note

Note:

If your SQLcl version is lower than 26.2.0, then set the ORACLE_HOME environmental variable before you run the rcv commands in SQLcl. For example,

ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/19.25.0.0/dbhome_3

In an Oracle RAC environment, set the ORACLE_HOME environmental variable on the current node.

Table 7-2 Summary of Cloud Protect Fleet Agent Commands

Action Purpose
add object Adds an object such as a database or a protection policy.
configure object Configures an object such as a Recovery Service subnet or schedule.
remove object Removes an object such as a protection policy or a database.
show object Displays the information about an object, such as the protection details of a database.
backup object Backs up a database.
run object Runs checks on a database.
import object Imports an object such as a database.

Table 7-3 add <object>

add object Requires SYSBACKUP Privileges?
add database No
add protection_policy No
add recovery_service_subnet No
add realtime_redo Yes
add schedule Yes

Table 7-4 configure <object>

configure object Requires SYSBACKUP Privileges?
configure database Yes
configure rman Yes
configure rman_env Yes
configure protection_policy No
configure recovery_service_subnet No
configure schedule Yes
configure authentication No

Table 7-5 remove <object>

remove object Requires SYSBACKUP Privileges?
remove database Yes
remove protection_policy No
remove realtime_redo Yes
remove schedule Yes

Table 7-6 show <object>

show object Requires SYSBACKUP Privileges?
show database Yes
show rman Yes
show protection_policy No
show recovery_service_subnet No
show schedule Yes
show authentication No
show restore_range Yes

Table 7-7 backup <object>

backup object Requires SYSBACKUP Privileges?
backup database Yes

Table 7-8 run <object>

run object Requires SYSBACKUP Privileges?
run checks Yes

Table 7-9 import <object>

import object Requires SYSBACKUP Privileges?
import database No