Re: read only access to oem
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2013 13:53:47 -0300
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With readonly access (at least in 12c) you can still see all the pages, you just can't change anything. And relaly, there is no harm in seeing all the pages, as you perform tuning taks (or even information retrieval) you will need access to storage information, internal parameters etc as well as access to the performance pages. If you want ot use AWR you will need to have the privilege granted to the DB users you use to connect to the DB. hth
Alan.-
On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 12:34 PM, Dba DBA <oracledbaquestions_at_gmail.com>wrote:
> Another company has the operations support contract. There contract does
> not include any performance monitoring and we have minimal access to
> production. I am going to ask for read only access to the OEM. The last OEM
> version I installed and used was 10g. I remember the read only features
> here were not very good. You could restrict the DBs you got access to, but
> you could not restrict the screens.
> Im not sure what version they are using. In 11g or 12c, has oracle given
> more tools for read only access? I really just want access to the
> performance screens and the sql worksheet. ( I need to keep my requests
> very limited or I get a straight up no).
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> if I ask for this, can it be configured to only give me access to a few
> screens? To alleviate there concerns is there anything else I can suggest
> they restrict to reduce the chance that I will cause issues. I have done
> alot of oncall 24x7 pager work and I try to be sensitive when someone else
> has the pagers. I find its usually appreciated.
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