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GOLDEN GATE STATUS MONITORING SCRIPT

cat run_monitoring_Gg.sh

./monitoring_gg.sh TEST /u01/gg_home/12.2.0.1
./monitoring_gg.sh TESTP /u01/gg_home/12.2.0.1

cat DBNAME _monitoring_gg.log
cat DBNAME _monitoring_gg.log
rm DBNAME _monitoring_gg.log
rm DBNAME _monitoring_gg.log



-    Monitoring.sh -


cat monitoring_gg.sh

#!/bin/ksh
# Script      : monitoring_gg.sh
# Version     : 1.0
# Purpose     : To monitor Goldengate processes and latency
# Usage       : monitoring_gg.sh ORACLE_SID GOLDENGATE_HOME
# Example     : monitoring_gg.sh DBNAME /u01/app/goldengate/11.2.1.0.17
#
# Parameters:
#   1. ORACLE_SID: Database Instance name. This parameter is used to set the appropriate DB environment variables. (NOTE: This is the Instance name not Database name.)
#   2. GOLDENGATE_HOME: Home directory of Goldengate installation
#
# ******************
# Functions
# ******************
# Usage function.
function show_usage {
    echo " "
    echo "Usage: $PWD/monitoring_gg.sh ORACLE_SID GOLDENGATE_HOME"
    echo "   ORACLE_SID  : Name of the Database instance that is configured for Goldengate replication. "
    echo "   GOLDENGATE_HOME : Directory where Goldengate is installed. "
    echo "   LAG_THRESHOLD   : Lag threshold in minutes"
    echo "Example: $PWD/monitoring_gg.sh DBNAME GOLDENGATE_HOME "
    echo " "
    exit 1
}
# **************************************
# Input parameter validation
# **************************************
if [ "$1" ]
then
   ORACLE_SID=`echo $1 | tr "[a-z]" "[A-Z]" `; export ORACLE_SID
else
   show_usage
fi
if [ "$2" ]
then
   GOLDENGATE_HOME=`echo $2`; export GOLDENGATE_HOME
else
   show_usage
fi
# **************************************
# Setting up the environment
# **************************************
ORAENV_ASK=NO; export ORAENV_ASK
. /usr/local/bin/oraenv
ORAENV_ASK= ; export ORAENV_ASK
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/lib:$GOLDENGATE_HOME
export PATH=$GOLDENGATE_HOME:$PATH
# **************************************
# Gather Goldengate information
# **************************************
cd $GOLDENGATE_HOME
$GOLDENGATE_HOME/ggsci -s << EOF > /optware/oracle/${ORACLE_SID}_monitoring_gg.log
info all
exit
EOF

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