Re: Install Enterprise Manager(favor)

Hi Wayne,

          This is Dharambir here.I'm a front end application developer(D2k) and for the first time I have installed Oracle 8.0.4 on Windows Nt 4.0. Now I need two databases-one for prduction and another for development.Should I create two different databases on the same computer??? 2)On trying to install the OEM I ran into a number of problems and the concept is still not clear to me.I followed the installation manual guide and ended up creating a user who owned the repository in the same database(trial) where my application data is going to reside.I was trying to install OEM on the same machine where my database server is installed.The way the word 'database' is refered to in the guide is quite confusing. Could you please throw some light on this.Thanks in advance. --Dharambir
Wayne Hammond wrote:

> In order to use OEM you must have a database installed somewhare. OEM uses
> the database as its repository.
> First things first. Install the datadase.
> Once the database is installed, you will need to create a user that will own
> the OEM repository.
> When you install the client on your Win95 or WinNT box it will ask if you
> want to install client only or client
> plus administrator. Select the later.
> After OEM is installed, start it up and connect to the above created
> database with the credentials of the the OEM
> repository owner. The repository will be created automatically.
> You can order the latest OEM software through client relations at Oracle
> assuming you have a support contract
> of some sort. This will include documentation for OEM.
> Good luck
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Received on Mon Jan 11 1999 - 18:05:06 CST