Re: Grid Control replacing OEM
- From: Jason Heinrich <jheinrich@xxxxxxxx>
- To: <dofreeman@xxxxxxxxxxx>, "'Oracle-L (E-mail)" <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 01 Mar 2006 13:20:06 -0600
No, all of the management server-specific functionality has been stripped
out of the Java OEM Console in 10g. The job system does exist in Grid
Control, though the event system has been replaced by metric-limit
notifications. The main thing to consider is that Grid Control is simply
different, and I¹ve found that the majority of my initial dislike of it was
resolved by just getting used to it.
There are some things that really aren¹t as fully featured, though. For
example, in R1 of Grid Control, the job system does not have a way (that I
could see) of performing multiple tasks. Also, there is no way to upgrade
9i jobs and events to 10g Grid Control, and jobs cannot notify you if they
fail. Supposedly Grid Control R2 addresses a number of complaints that
people had about R1; I¹m actually in the process of setting it up right now
to test it.
On 3/1/06 12:20 PM, Freeman, Donald wrote:
> Do you know if it has a job or an event scheduler?
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>> On Behalf Of Baumgartel, Paul
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>> Subject: RE: Grid Control replacing OEM
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>> Yes, the OEM Java console for 10g does exist--there are some things that the
>> DB control cannot do (e.g. Data Guard broker); for those you have to use the
>> Java console.
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>> Paul Baumgartel
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>>> Subject: RE: Grid Control replacing OEM
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>>> I struggled with this myself. I hated GRID in the beginning as a
>>> replacement for OEM. It turns out there is an OEM for 10g DBs. I think
>>> it's on the client install. I haven't seen it, but I understand it's there.
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>>> Subject: Grid Control replacing OEM
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>>> Has anyone been able to view a 10g DB w OEM? I'm having difficultly
>>> transitioning to Grid Control or dbcontrol. At this point I'm finding it
>>> awkward and time-consuming using it as a replacement for OEM. How is
>>> everyone else transistioning? I'm considering using Quest Tools instead.
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>>> Jill Drocea
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Jason Heinrich
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