Re: Intelligent Agent and OEM

Joe,
What oracle support is telling me is that the AIX server can't find it's way back
to the client machine. You have to make some modifications to the host file on

the database server so that it can find it's way back to the client that logged in to
the repository. This was conceptually different than how I hoped this would work.
This means all my DBA's have to have entries on the AIX server, since it is (apparently)
not trying to go back to the repository database but trying to talk directly back to the
client that logged into the repository. Personnally I don't like that at all. The error where I didn't get information written to the alert log has gone away.
I have been unable to replicate this error. Although I was able to replicate it one day about eight times.
Hope that helps

Carl

Joe Miklewicz wrote:

> Carl,
>
> We just started working with OEM. We were running 1.3.5 on Win 95 with
> Oracle 7.3.3.4 on a SUN 30000 and found several problems, one of which
> sounds familiar to the one you describe. Oracle suggested we upgrade to 1.4
> OEM and we just did, but they didn't guarantee that 1.4 fixed all the bugs.
> Haven't had a chance to test it much since the upgrade, however.
>
> One of my colleagues recently attended the Oracle DBA class and asked the
> instructor some OEM questions and the impression she got from the
> instructor was that OEM is still pretty buggy. Have you called Oracle
> support about this or checked the Oracle support web page?
>
> In any case, I would be interested to know the outcome/solution as we will
> most likely run into the same problem eventually.
>
> Thanks,
> Joe
>
> carl christianson wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > I have encountered an interesting situation. I'm running AIX with an
> > Oracle 8 database.
> > I have an OEM repository on NT 4.0, Oracle 8 as well. (OEM 1.4)
> > Anyway I schedule a job to start the database up, another to shut it
> > down.
> > The job is confirmed and scheduled, the job then hangs on the status of
> > "waiting agent confirmation". Meanwhile on the AIX server the database
> > is shutdown (or started up depending on the job). I look in the alert
> > log and there is NO RECORD of this event.
> > According to the alert log the database hasn't comeup or gone down.
> > Has anyone else encountered this problem and if so how did you work
> > around it?
> > thanks
> > Carl Christianson
> > DBA First Data Corp
Received on Fri Dec 19 1997 - 00:00:00 CST