Re: Big Problems Running Oracle Enterprise Manager Tools Ver. 2.0.4.0.0 - Java UI related
Date: 1999/11/15
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The problems I have been having are dealing with too many versions of
Oracle tools on my desktop. Because of our environment, I have had
problems of everything crashing at some point in time. I literally had
to unistall everything, physically remove the files, including the
\program files\oracle\jre... stuff along with the oracle homes, and
then search my registry for anything dealing with Oracle and remove
it. I then had to reinstall everything from oldest to newest (I also
maintain a 7.3 environment along with 8i). Also, I create an Oracle
directory under c:\. When trying to put it under \program
files\Oracle, the OEM tools had a difficult time reading the blank
space. If you want to use it, you need to use the progra~1.
Also, from a speed aspect, OEM 2.0.4 uses the 1.1.7 Java. I was able
to take the Java 1.1.8 with the just-in-time compiler and install it.
It created a c:\program files\javasoft\jre directory. Under that it
created a 1.1 directory. I renamed my c:\program
files\oracle\jre\1.1.7 directory and then copied the 1.1 from under the
javasoft into there, renaming it to match the 1.1.7 that previously
existed. I've been running this for about 2 months now on a daily
basis on both NT 4.0 and win98 with no problems, and let me tell you,
it screams. I would have to say it is 50%-75% faster, tricking it into
using the 1.1.8.
Scott
In article <CIVW3.393$ZU3.27485_at_wagner.videotron.net>,
"Florin Lazar" <florin.lazar_at_lbgi.ca> wrote:
>
> I have a lot of problems using Oracle Entreprise Manager ver. 2.0.4
on a
> Windows NT Workstation.
> Using tools like Schema Manager, the Java GUI interface crashes my
operating
> system. Just making a scroll or just clicking on a menu - the whole
system
> blocks and I have to reset (reboot by pressing Reset button!) the
machine.
>
> I wonder if I am the only one having this kind of problems. Maybe I
did
> something wrong. Or maybe I have to install a patch or smthg. else -
but I
> don't know where to find it.
>
> Thanks for any help!
>
>
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