sldcrew2k_at_yahoo.com (steve deno) wrote in message news:<8e6b14d8.0209161250.1df5f1e9_at_posting.google.com>...
> I am curious what people think of Oracle Enterprise manager. Which
> experienced DBA's out there use it to manage databases.
>
> I am setting up an environment with 3 instances(1 data warehouse, and
> one OLTP with a standby) These will all be 9.2 on Solaris 9. Up
> through 8i I often found that keeping agents and data gatherers, and
> alerts running proved to be a sort of a headache so I just wrote UNIX
> scripts for notifications/jobs/backups, etc. What I'm wondering is:
> Are there significant numbers of experienced DBAs who get a lot out of
> OEM? Is it the way to go if you are doing a logical standby database
> with Dataguard?
>
> Any thoughts are welcomeed. Thanks
If you don't have too many databases, forget about OEM.
I have used several versions up to OEM 2.2. They all have problems,
just one after another. It is the worst software out of Oracle. You
are right. I could have written scripts to do the same thing with all
the time spent on calling support. UNIX scripts are much more reliable
and faster.
Received on Tue Sep 17 2002 - 14:41:31 CDT
