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From: m.k@mailandnews.com (Michael Kers)
Newsgroups: comp.databases.oracle.misc
Subject: Cannot see any created databases in Enterprise Manager (9i-EE) when logged into Management Server
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Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2001 18:12:54 GMT
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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