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Hello, I am not sure that this is the best way to group OEM events, but it works for us. I have created the following events in the event library, and I use these for each database I register.
Node Status: triggered every 2 mins : checks up/down status : critical
Database Status: triggered every 2 mins : checks up/down status : critical
Listener Status: triggered every 2 mins : checks up/down status : critical
5 Minute Database Checks: checks for alerts, archive_dest % full, archiver hung :
critical
5 Minute Node Checks: checks for disks full, cpu utilization : critical
15 Minute Database Checks: checks for tablespace full, DB limits, corruption, and
utilization : warning/critical
15 Minute Node Checks: checks for cpu paging and swap full : warning/critical
Daily Database Checks: triggered every 12 hours : checks various space allocation and
utilization : warning
Database Performance Checks: triggered every 24 hours : routine database performance
checks : warning
Traci L. Rebman
Database Administrator
D & E Communications, Inc.
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