| OEM 9.2 Job fails on 1 of 2 dbs [message #122201] |
Fri, 03 June 2005 13:47  |
iggy3
Messages: 3
Registered: June 2005
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oracle 9.2.0.5
unix
installed OEM OMS as seperate database on same node.
I am able to discover both dbs on the node along with listeners, web servers etc.
I am able to create and successfully complete a job on the newly created OEM database but receive failures for job created against the other database. I receive
NMS-01013: sqlplus does not exist
in job output dialog box.
I see the error listed in documentation but nothing is mentioned anywhere about this.
Cause: The sqlplus executable does not exist.
Action: Make sure either svrmgrl or sqldba
can be invoked by the agent.
I have checked and rechecked all pre-creditails.
looked at configs for the IA.
It almost appears as though when creating a job agaisnt the failing system it can't find oracle_home to get to the proper executible.
any info or pointer to documentation will be helpful.
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| Re: OEM 9.2 Job fails on 1 of 2 dbs [message #122498 is a reply to message #122201] |
Mon, 06 June 2005 15:04  |
iggy3
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Registered: June 2005
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Did a clean start of the agent per documentation procedure with no change.
I am able to create and successfully run Jobs through OEM while choosing o/s commands on either database. I merely cannot run sql*script or dba scripts from the jobs menu.
I was under the impression "NMS:0103" was a networking error. I have not found further info on this error. The error appears to be looking for svrmgrl and/or sqldba which are associated with pre-9i databases.
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| Fixed Re: OEM 9.2 Job fails on 1 of 2 dbs [message #122822 is a reply to message #122201] |
Wed, 08 June 2005 12:21 |
iggy3
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Registered: June 2005
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I followed the line OEM takes to grab ORACLE_HOME and noticed it starts with the oratab file.
After double checking, noticed a slash missing from the path.
Fixing this now allows for jobs to successfully complete.
Odd the error would be associated with svrmgrl and sqldba though.
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