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/   NAME
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/   DESCRIPTION
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/   MODIFIED   (MM/DD/YY)
/   supal          11/15/09 - Middleware Home is the default
/   vganesan       09/29/09 - Change definition for 'mw_home' option
/   supal          09/06/09 - Fixup help description
/   phnguyen       08/15/09 - Help text for lsdomains command
/   phnguyen       08/15/09 - Creation
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DESCRIPTION
        This command produces a list of WebLogic domains that have
        been created from the application and library artifacts 
        installed in the given Fusion Middleware product Oracle Home.
        If only the Middleware Home is specified, this command will
        list the domains created from all the Oracle Homes contained
        within the Middleware Home.

	The Middleware Home can be specified by using the 'mw_home'
        command-line option or by specifying the MW_HOME environment
        variable (the command-line option has higher precedence).
        If neither the Oracle Home nor the Middleware Home is specified
        and if the command is run from a Fusion Middleware product
        home the command lists domains created out of the Middleware Home.

SYNTAX
	opatch lsdomains [-invptrloc <Path to oraInst.loc> ]
                         [-mw_home <Path of the Middleware home> ]
                         [-oh <The Oracle Home within a Middleware Home> ]

OPTIONS
           
           -invptrloc
                Used to locate the oraInst.loc file. Needed when the
                installation uses the -invPtrLoc flag. This should be
                the path to the oraInst.loc file.

           -mw_home
                Path of the Middleware Home. This takes precedence over
                MW_HOME environment variable.
   
           -oh
                The oracle home to work on. This takes precedence over the
                environment variable ORACLE_HOME.

PARAMETERS
        There are no mandatory parameters defined for this command.    
