Discovering Oracle E-Business Suite with Cloud Control 4-11
Prerequisites
The operating system user who runs command-line discovery must have the full
permissions on the OMS ORACLE_HOME. Before running command-line discovery,
set the following environment variables:
• ORACLE_HOME: This environment variable must be set to OMS Home.
• JAVA_HOME: This environment variable must be set to a valid JDK directory. The
OMS ORACLE_HOME ships with one under $ORACLE_HOME/jdk. Once the
OMS ORACLE_HOME is set, JAVA_HOME may be set simply by reference to the
ORACLE_HOME variable:
export JAVA_HOME=$ORACLE_HOME/jdk
• PLUGIN_HOME: This environment variable must point to the folder returned by
the query "select plugin_home from GC$CURRENT_DEPLOYED_PLUGIN
where plugin_id='oracle.apps.ebs' and destination_type='OMS'".
Before running discovery for multiple instances, it is highly recommended that you first
try discovering a single Oracle E-Business Suite system.
Discovery
The ebsdiscovery.sh script can be run with the following parameters:
• inputfile=<ebslist>
This option, when passed to the ebsdiscovery.sh script, will allow for the use of an
input file which may contain details for the discovery of several Release 11i or
Release 12 Oracle E-Business Suite systems (Oracle Applications environments).
See: The ebsList.txt file, page 4-12 for more information.
How this option works: Information will be taken from the file specified as <ebslist>
and submitted as separate Enterprise Manager jobs for discovering each Oracle
E-Business Suite system described in the file. If this "inputfile" option is not
provided, then the default value is ebsList.txt. Please see ebsList.txt under
$OMS_HOME/sysman/admin/scripts/ebs/cli/amp/disc/ for a sample input file.
• omscred=<oms credentials file>
OMS Credentials will be taken from this file. This file is machine-generated and
should not be edited. If this file does not exist, the ebsdiscovery.sh script will create
it after prompting for the necessary input values. If this "omscred" option is not
provided, then the default value is omscred.conf.
• logdir=<log directory>
This option determines the location where the log files will be written.
An example of running the command is:
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