Re: chopt - show disabled options

Here's the script I use for this purpose.

$ cat oracle_options_state.sh
#!/bin/bash

if [[ -z $ORACLE_HOME ]]; then

   echo "ERROR: The ORACLE_HOME environment variable must be set" >&2    exit 1
fi

echo "Oracle options set for ORACLE_HOME=$ORACLE_HOME" echo

{ # Attempt to interpret the enabled/disabled options from libknlopt.a, per the information
  # from note 948061.1.
  ar -t $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/lib/libknlopt.a \

     | awk '/^kfon\.o$/ { print "Automatic Storage Management (ASM) - Enabled" ; next }

/^kfoff\.o$/ { print "Automatic Storage Management (ASM) -
Disabled" ; next }

/^dmwdm\.o$/ { print "Advanced Analytics (Data Mining) -
Enabled" ; next }

/^dmndm\.o$/ { print "Advanced Analytics (Data Mining) -
Disabled" ; next }

/^kciwcx\.o$/ { print "Context Management Text - Enabled
(mandatory)" ; next }

/^kzvidv\.o$/ { print "Database Vault - Enabled"

         ; next }


            /^kzvndv\.o$/   { print "Database Vault - Disabled"


        ; next }


            /^xsyeolap\.o$/ { print "OLAP - Enabled"


         ; next }


            /^xsnoolap\.o$/ { print "OLAP - Disabled"


        ; next }


            /^kzlilbac\.o$/ { print "Label Security - Enabled"


         ; next }


            /^kzlnlbac\.o$/ { print "Label Security - Disabled"


        ; next }


            /^kkpoban\.o$/  { print "Partitioning - Enabled"


         ; next }


            /^ksnkkpo\.o$/  { print "Partitioning - Disabled"


        ; next }


            /^kcsm\.o$/     { print "Real Application Clusters (RAC) -


Enabled"     ; next }


            /^ksnkcs\.o$/   { print "Real Application Clusters (RAC) -


Disabled"    ; next }


            /^kecwr\.o$/    { print "Real Application Testing (RAT) -


Enabled"      ; next }


            /^kecnr\.o$/    { print "Real Application Testing (RAT) -


Disabled"     ; next }


            /^kzaiang\.o$/  { print "Unified Auditing - Enabled"


         ; next }


            /^kzanang\.o$/  { print "Unified Auditing - Disabled"


        ; next }
#           { print $0 }   # uncomment to see items with unknown mappings'

  # For some reason DirectNFS is handled differently. This check should work for 12c and later.
  if [[ $( ls -1 $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/lib/odm/libnfsodm*.so | wc -l ) -gt 0 ]]; then

     echo "Direct NFS (dNFS) - Enabled"
  else

     echo "Direct NFS (dNFS) - Disabled"   fi
} | sort

On Wed, Jul 7, 2021 at 1:14 AM Noveljic Nenad <nenad.noveljic_at_vontobel.com> wrote:

> Is it possible to figure out disabled options (in the binaries, not in the
> db registry) without connecting to a database?
>
>
>
> Best regards,
>
>
>
> Nenad
>
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