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New Release Trace File Analyzer 19.2 Now Available!

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Trace File Analyzer 19.2
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Temporarily restrict automatic collections for specific events

This release includes commands to suppress automatic diagnostic collections at a granular level.

Use the tfactl blackout command to suppress automatic diagnostic collections.

If you set blackout for a target, then TFA stops automatic diagnostic collections if it finds events in the alert logs for that target while scanning.

You can also restrict automatic diagnostic collection at a granular level, for example, only for ORA-00600 or even only ORA-00600 with specific arguments.

tfactl blackout add -targettype database -target mydb -event "ORA-00600"
Event "ORA-00600" is blacked out until Wed Feb 20 00:20:34 PST 2019 on targettype : database, target : mydb

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