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--- wiki:cleanup_diag_folder [2024/07/23 10:12] – created wagner.jer
+++ wiki:cleanup_diag_folder [2024/07/23 10:15] (current) – wagner.jer
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 <cli type=dos>set PATH=%ORACLE_HOME%\perl\bin;%PATH%</cli>
-Once oracle home is set, you can start ADRCI
+  * Once oracle home is set, you can start ADRCI
 <cli type=dos>C:\Windows\system32>adrci
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 ADR base = "C:\oracle"</cli>
-Check if home path is properly set
+  * Check if home path is properly set
 <cli type=dos>adrci> show home
 ADR Homes:
-diag\clients\xxx\host_2998225502_110
-diag\clients\xxx\host_2998225502_110
-diag\clients\xxx\host_2998225502_110
 diag\clients\xxx\host_2998225502_110
 diag\rdbms\xxx\xxx
 diag\tnslsnr\servername\xxx</cli>
-If you have multiple home path set, you'll have to specify the one that you want to cleanup. Look in the folder where are the diag files that need to be removed. It should be in the rdbms or the tnslsnr
+  * If you have multiple home path set, you'll have to specify the one that you want to cleanup. Look in the folder where are the diag files that need to be removed. It should be in the rdbms or the tnslsnr
 <cli type=dos>adrci> set homepath diag\rdbms\xxx\xxx</cli>
-Once the home path is set, you can use the purge command to cleanup the diag files where -age is specified in minutes and - type is the type of diag files that needs to be cleaned up (incident, alert, trace ... )
+  * Once the home path is set, you can use the purge command to cleanup the diag files where -age is specified in minutes and - type is the type of diag files that needs to be cleaned up (incident, alert, trace ... )
 <cli type=dos>adrci> purge -age 20160 -type incident</cli>