Re: Is there an Oracle (or third party tool) that does...

[Quoted] Try the Enterprise Manager and the performance pack from Oracle. OEM is free and Performance pack is not very expensive either.

You can use top sessions to check the resource usage etc. You can also use the Jobs and Events to manage your system.

Let me know if you need more help

uday
[Quoted] ubikkasa_at_tacticsus.com

M. D. Parker wrote in message <6chtaq$91i_at_intergate.prxm.com>...
>I am attempting to find a tool to monitor the oracle database
>that allows tracking of individual query jobs. I'd kinda
>like to have the ability of examining resource usages for
>each of the jobs oracle being processed, able to kill them
>off....you know all those system administration issues that
>systems administrators like. It seems to me that Oracle
>is really another type of operating system running under
>the host operating system.
>
>My limited experience with Oracle (7.x) shows me that the
>this is not available in what is installed. If there is an
>oracle package or a third party package that allows something
>like what I am suggesting or implying does exist, PLEASE
>provide me with the who what where when (why) of the things.
>
>Many of the database tools that I have seen monitor and change
>basically database global parameters but do not have the finer
>controls that I have an urgent need for. :-(
>
>If you can e-mail me that would really be very helpful and
>more desireable.
>
>Thanks muchly....
>
>M. D. Parker
>Systems Manager
>Proxima Corporation
>mparker_at_prxm.com
Received on Sun Feb 22 1998 - 00:00:00 CET