models_v2.register_universal_data_adapter_source_registration_request_parameters module

class models_v2.register_universal_data_adapter_source_registration_request_parameters.RegisterUniversalDataAdapterSourceRegistrationRequestParameters(source_type=None, os_type='kLinux', hosts=None, script_dir=None, credentials=None, mount_view=None, view_params=None, source_registration_args=None)

Bases: object

Implementation of the ‘Register Universal Data Adapter source registration request parameters.’ model.

Specifies parameters to register a Universal Data Adapter source.

Attributes:

source_type (SourceType2Enum): Specifies the source type for Universal

Data Adapter source.

os_type (string): Specifies the operating system type of the object.

Currently only Linux is supported.

hosts (list of string): Specifies the IPs/hostnames for the nodes

forming the Universal Data Adapter source cluster.

credentials (Credentials1): Specifies credentials to access the

Universal Data Adapter source. For e.g.: To perform backup and recovery tasks with Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN), specify credentials for a user having ‘SYSDBA’ or ‘SYSBACKUP’ administrative privilege.

script_dir (string): Specifies the absolute path of scripts used to

interact with the Universal Data Adapter source.

mount_view (bool): Specifies if SMB/NFS view mounting should be

enabled. If set to true, configuration for the mounted view can be optionally specified inside the viewParams. Default value is false.

view_params (ViewParams): Specifies optional configuration parameters

for the mounted view.

source_registration_args (string): Specifies custom arguments to be

supplied to the source registration scripts.

classmethod from_dictionary(dictionary)

Creates an instance of this model from a dictionary

Args:

dictionary (dictionary): A dictionary representation of the object as obtained from the deserialization of the server’s response. The keys MUST match property names in the API description.

Returns:

object: An instance of this structure class.