CLI
From Oracle FAQ
A CLI is a Command Line Interface.
Experts often prefer working directly with the CLI, instead of a GUI, as it allows more precise control over tasks. CLIs are handy for scripting and automating complex tasks and it is always available no matter which company you work for.
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Oracle CLI's
Some of Oracle's CLI utilities:
- sqlplus - SQL*Plus
- rman - Oracle Recovery Manager
- lsnrctl - Oracle database listener control
- asmcmd - ASM command line interface
- orapwd - Set/ change SYSDBA password
- svrctl - Command line utility for controlling RAC
- adrci - Automatic Diagnostic Repository Command Interface
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Also see
- GUI - Graphical uses Interface
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