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In the 10g Accellerator Community here in Denmark yesterday we tried the
database cloning stuff from OEM, GUI-stuff and all. It was the Beta
version of OEM, but it worked nicely after a few glitches.
Mogens
Pete Sharman wrote:
>That's Database Control you mean, I think, and yes it's available in SE
>and EE. OEM is now called Database Control for managing a single
>database, and Grid Control for managing multiple databases. It has the
>functionality for managing databases, the application server, collab
>suite as Oracle products as well as looking after the network side of
>things, OS issues and quite a lot of other stuff as well. From what
>I've seen of the product it's pretty damn cool - completely unbiased
>opinion, of course! :)
>
>Pete
>
>"Controlling developers is like herding cats."
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>I went to a 10g Seminar presented by Tom Kyte. It seems in 10g they've=
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>changed OEM into a tool for managing the 10gAS (or 9iAS) Application
>Server/Portal piece and have moved the database monitoring functionalit=
>y
>into a new product called "Database Manager" which you get when you ins=
>tall
>the 10g DB. The question was asked if the DM functionality would come =
>with
>both the Standard and Enterprise Editions, but I guess that hasn't quit=
>e
>been decided. It will be available with the Enterprise Edition.
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>Markus i've not got it downloaded yet but like in most things it SHOULD=
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>be downward compatible, meaning 10G OEM should be able to monitor 9i
>databases but it usually rarely(can i say never) work the other wasy
>around, 9i OEM will more than likely NOT be able to monitor 10G
>databases, usually too much has changed and things puke(professional
>term when talking about drinking but it pertains to here also) when
>trying to go the other direction.
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>joe
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>Markus Reger wrote:
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>>Hello to everybody
>>
>>Installed 10g on a SunV120 with OS Solaris 9.0. Everything went
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>fine.=3D=
>20
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>>Since I deliberately didn't set kernel params I got warnings refering =
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>to =3D
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>>that. ok. Set them and then the warnings were changed into "smilies".
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>>Now I found out that several things were a bit different. BUT what str=
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>ikes
>=3D
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>>me most is:
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>>afaik there is no integration into the "old" OEM console. so I cant ma=
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>nage
>=3D
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>>the 10g instance in a 9i OEM.=3D20
>>does anyone know if I can integrate my "old 9i" instances into the new=
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> - =3D
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>>webbased - OEM. If so, pls just drop me a hint where to find it in the=
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> =3D
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>>documentation.=3D20
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>>I checked this out of curiousity - since I have other things to do as =
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>well
>=3D
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>>- but within a day I couldn't find an answer to this. All I tried was =
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>to =3D
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>>check if our existing config could easily be moved to 10g. =3D20
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>>kr mr
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