Re: Enterprise Manager And LINUX

Sadly, OEM ( and its associated tools like DBAStudio ) are now java -based in the Windows world as well.. It is slow, large and sporadically refuses to start ( so it must be close to pure Java, right :-) )  

"Stephen T. Parfitt" <steve.parfitt_at_sympatico.ca> wrote:

>It's available in 8.1.7 on Linux.
>
>Note that this version of OEM is java-based unlike the version on NT
>which was (is?) based on the Win32 API. Consequently, the new version
>of OEM loads very slowly, requires vast quantities of memory, runs
>slowly ... but it's the way of the future, we are told. It may be more
>or less buggy than the WinNT version; I can't really tell.
>
>Perhaps future versions will be put on a diet-and-exercise plan before
>they are released.
>
>Steve Parfitt
>
>"W. Marshall Cline" wrote:
>>
>> Can anyone please tell me if the OEM suite is available on LINUX? Last
>>
>> time
>> I used it - a while ago - it was strictly NT.
>> Also, on a NT installation I am attempting now, with OEM 2.1, I
>> get this peculiar message when I try to create a repository in the
>> Configuration
>> Assistant (this is at the point where it asks you to log in as a user
>> with DBA
>> privileges):
>>
>> SQL exception encountered
>> Reason ORA-24347: Warning of a NULL column
>> in an aggregate function.
>>
>> /* OracleOEM */ select decode(count(*),4,1,0) from sys.dba_role_privs
>> r, sys.dba_sys_privs p where granted_role in ('CONNECT') and
>> default_role = 'YES' and privilege in ('CREATE TRIGGER','CREATE
>> PROCEDURE','EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE','SELECT ANY TABLE') and r.grantee =
>> p.grantee
>> and r.grantee = 'REPO'
>>
>> where REPO is the user I've created. In a SQL window however, the
>> same query returns the correct value (4 which decodes to 1). What is
>> going on?
>>
>> TIA,
>>
>> Tony

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