Oracle Rdb


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Oracle Rdb is a relational database management system for the OpenVMS operating system.

Software pattern summary

The following table gives an overview of the pattern characteristics:

Product component

OS type

Versioning

Pattern depth

Oracle Rdb

OpenVMSActiveInstance based
    
    

Platforms supported by the pattern

The pattern discovers Oracle Rdb deployments on the UNIX (OpenVMS) system.

Identification

To run a discovery of the product, the pattern must be triggered. This section describes conditions under which the pattern can be triggered.

Software instance triggers

The following table gives details about the pattern triggers:

Pattern

Trigger node

Attribute

Condition

Argument

DatabaseServer

DiscoveredProcess

cmd

matchesregex '

RDMS_MONITOR\d+

'

  
   
     

Software Instance type attributes

The pattern in this module sets the following attributes:

Pattern name

SI type

DatabaseServerOracle Rdb
  

Simple identification mappings

The following components or processes are identified by using the simple identity mappings that map the product's known processes:

Name

Command

Oracle Rdb

RDMS_MONITOR\d+

  
  

Versioning

Version information for the product is collected by using active command "rmu/show version".

Application model produced by the software pattern

If the pattern discovers a SoftwareInstance of Oracle Rdb, it defines the software instance's architecture in the form of the application model.

Databases are modelled based on the results of "rmu/show sys" command. Please note that the command requiere OpenVMS WORLD privilege to be run successfully.

Pattern trigger

The Oracle Rdb pattern is triggeres on active process.

Subject matter expertise

Inputs from subject matter experts are welcome on any other potential approaches not discussed in this topic.

Testing

The pattern has been tested against the available customer data.

Open issues

There are no known open issues with this pattern.

 

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