Re: GRAPHICAL DBA TOOLS - any suggestions??

The only drawback I've found with Enterprise Manager however is that the various functional packages must be logged into separately, which can be time consuming. Not to mention that not all the packages are provided in the core product and must be purchased separately ( the obvious omission is the utility for monitoring / terminating sessions.)

Barry Jones
Logica UK Ltd.

Murali Kazhipurath <murali_at_jps.net> wrote in article <359b5a58.0_at_blushng.jps.net>...
> I have no experience with DBGeneral. But I have used OEM from Oracle
 Corp.
> and it is good. The performance and diagnostics add-on packs that Oracle
> sells should meet all your requirements.
>
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> Murali Kazhipurath
> President and Lead Technical Consultant
> Kaustubam Systems Inc.
> Phone: (916) 773 1918
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> Steve Chell wrote in message <6neo78$eqs_at_xxxx.stevensons.co.nz>...
> >Hi all. The company I work for has several Oracle 8 databases,
> >and we are looking for a graphical DBA tool (for Windows 95)
> >to assist with various day-to-day administration activities
> >(excluding backups, which are handled separately).
> >
> >Of primary importance is the ability to:
> >- examine the SQL currently being executed by a specific session
> >- terminate a specific session
> >- analyze locks (eg which sessions currently have a lock
> > on a specific table)
> >
> >Which tool would you recommend?
> >
> >- DBGeneral by Bradmark?
> >- Oracle 8 Enterprise Manager?
> >- Any others??
> >
> >DBGeneral by Bradmark looks interesting. How does this compare
> >with Oracle 8 Enterprise Manager? (The latter may be overkill
> >for what we need. Ease of use is strong priority for us.)
> >
> >Any comments/suggestions would be much appreciated.
> >
> >Steve Chell
> >slc_at_stevensons.co.nz
> >
> >
>
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Received on Thu Jul 02 1998 - 00:00:00 CDT