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Oracle GoldenGate lag monitoring shell script

Posted on 12-Jun-202318-Jun-2023 By Admin No Comments on Oracle GoldenGate lag monitoring shell script

Following script will be useful for tracking Oracle GoldenGate replicat process and related lag. This script will generate output on standard screen.  You can redirect it using file redirection to logfile or other locations. 

while true
do
<goldengate home directory>/ggsci <<EOF > test.out
info all
exit
EOF

lag=`cat test.out | grep TESTREPLICAT | awk '{print $4}'`
#echo $lag
echo `date +"%m-%d-%y %T"` $lag
sleep 5
done

You can also run the above file contents in background and redirect the output to file using below command.

nohup /home/paresh/check_gg_lag.sh 1>check_gg_lagout 2>&1 &
Linux/Unix, Oracle, shell Tags:extract lag, goldengate, goldengate lag, oracle, replicat lag, tracking

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