[HANA] FSID Options

OS> python fullSystemDump.py -help

Usage: fullSystemInfoDump.py [options]

 

Collects diagnosis information from the SAP HANA database

Options:
  --version             show program's version number and exit
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -n, --nosql           Excludes collection of system views
  -f FILE, --file=FILE  Zips the specified file in the trace directory
  --fileTypes=FILETYPES
                        Zips only files of specified type (comma separated)
                        from trace directory; Possible values are:
                        indexservertraces, xsenginetraces, preprocessortraces,
                        daemontraces, nameservertraces, nameservertopologies,
                        systemavailablity, zippedalerttraces,
                        webdispatchertraces, workloadreplayertraces, inifiles,
                        statisticsservertraces, scriptservertraces,
                        computeservertraces, compileservertraces,
                        dpservertraces, diservertraces, backuplogs, rtedumps,
                        crashdumps, emergencydumps, perspagedumps,
                        performancetraces, esservertrace, mdcdispatchertraces,
                        lcappstracesUserGen, other, customFilePatterns; If not
                        specified all file types (except performancetraces)
                        are taken per default
  --filePatterns=FILEPATTERNS
                        Zips files from trace directory of specified patterns
                        with asterisk character (*) as wildcard (multiple
                        comma separated patterns possible); e.g.
                        --filePatterns=abc*.trc,xyz*.log
  --replaceStrings=REPLACESTRINGS
                        For all diagnosis files (and their file names)
                        contained in the zip, an individual string (comma
                        separated for multiple strings) can be replaced by a
                        custom string. The original files remain untouched.
                        Usage as follows: <originalString_1>:<customString_1>,
                        <originalString_2>:<customString_2>,...,<originalStrin
                        g_n>:<customString_n>; e.g. --replaceStrings=linux321h
                        ana5:hanahost5,10.76.178.65:addr1
  -d DAYS, --days=DAYS  Collects trace and sar (only for SYSTEMDB) files from
                        the specified past number of days; If not specified 7
                        days are used as default
  -F FROMDATE, --fromDate=FROMDATE
                        Collects trace and sar (only for SYSTEMDB) files
                        starting from the specified date (format: YYYY-MM-DD)
  -T TODATE, --toDate=TODATE
                        Collects trace and sar (only for SYSTEMDB) files up to
                        the specified date (format: YYYY-MM-DD)
  -e EXPORTPATH, --exportPath=EXPORTPATH
                        Path to exported tables/views
  -s, --estimateSize    Estimate size of uncompressed FSID
  -c, --collectExportedTables
                        Include exported system tables/views
  -t TENANT, --tenant=TENANT
                        Specifies the tenant where the files are to be collected
  --followLinks         Follow links when searching for file paths for all
                        file types. Otherwise only follow links for the file
                        types 'inifiles' and 'other'.

  To create runtime environment dump files the following options can be used:
    -r, --rtedump       Collects RTE dump files
    -i, --inactiveContexts
                        Force stacks of inactive contexts (suppressed by default)
    --services=SERVICES
                        Specifies the service(s) (comma separated) from which
                        RTE dump files are to be collected; Possible values
                        are: indexserver, nameserver, preprocessor,
                        scriptserver, computeserver, statisticsserver,
                        xsengine, compileserver, dpserver, webdispatcher,
                        diserver; If not specified all services are taken per
                        default
    --hosts=HOSTS       Specifies the from which host(s) (comma separated) the
                        RTE dump files are to be collected; If not specified
                        all hosts are taken per default
    --indexservers=INDEXSERVERS
                        Collects RTE dump only from indexserver on specified
                        host(s) (comma separated); Same as:
                        --services=indexserver
                        --hosts=[<host>|<host_1>,...,<host_n>]
    --interval=INTERVAL
                        Specifies the interval (in minutes) at which RTE dump
                        files are to be collected; Possible values are 1,5,10,15,30
    --sections=SECTIONS
                        Specifies the sections (comma separated) to be
                        included to RTE dump; Possible values are: BUILD,
                        SYSTEMINFO, MODULES, STACK_SHORT, CPUINFO, MEMMAP,
                        LIMITS, MOUNTINFO, SCHEDINFO, PROCSTAT, STACK_FULL,
                        STATISTICS, PROCESS_INFO, XSENGINE,
                        INDEXMANAGER_WAITGRAPH, INDEXMANAGER_STATE,
                        JAVASCRIPT, EXECUTOR, CRYPTO, MDC,
                        SAVEPOINT_SHAREDLOCK_OWNERS, PRE_RESTART_SWVERSION,
                        RESOURCE_CONTAINER, OS_MEMORY,
                        IMPLICIT_MEMORY_BOOKING, MEMORY_ACCOUNTING,
                        IPMM_MEMORY, SYMBOL_CACHE, REGISTERED_STACK_OBJECTS,
                        DISASSEMBLY, REGISTER_OBJECTS, THREADS; If not
                        specified all sections are taken per default
    --sets=SETS         Specifies the number of RTE dump file sets to be
                        collected; possible values are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
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