Re: Question about adding DBs to 9i Enterprise Edition Manager when logged into OMS

Hi,

That worked. It turned out to indeed be the SNMP intelligent agent. It was set as a manual startup in services. As soon as I started it I got the database list.

Thanks for the help.
Mike

>"Michael Kers" <m.k_at_mailandnews.com> wrote in message
>news:3bc4b0ca.444401255_at_news.easynews.com...
>> Hi,
>>
>> Running Oracle 9i Enterprise Edition, Windows 2000 Server (very
>> similar to 8i 8.1.7)
>>
>> After creating a new repository and making sure the management server
>> is running, I can start Enterprise manager stand alone and see the
>> database. If I double click it in the tree view I can log in as SYS
>> or SYSTEM and view the schema.
>>
>> When I try to log into Enterprise Manager as SYSMAN I can get in, but
>> I can only see Events, Jobs, Report Definitions, Groups, HTTP Servers
>> and Nodes ... BUT NO DATABASES.
>>
>> Where are the databases hiding? How do I add them to the +Network
>> treeview? If I try a discovery I don't get them. I know they are
>> there because I can see them in the tree view in stand alone mode.
>>
>> My repository is inside of the database I created that has all my
>> other schema. Is there something I have to do to add the database to
>> the SYSMAN account (via the repository) so that the SYSMAN account can
>> see the databases?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Mike
>
>You need to start the intelligent agent.
>On Winblows that is a separate service.
>Otherwise no joy
>If the intelling agent doesn't work
>(which you can verify by lsnrctl dbsnmp_status)
>you should delete all *.q files in %ORACLE_HOME%\network\agent, and
>potentially services.ora in the same tree.
>All documented in the OEM doco.
>
>Hth,
>
>Sybrand Bakker
>Senior Oracle DBA
>
>
>
Received on Wed Oct 10 2001 - 16:41:41 CDT