I don't use EM for monitoring so I can only describe one of my tricks here and perhaps there is a way to implement in EM. I buffer all messages which are not CRITICAL, so if you get 100 messages in 5 minutes, everything is bundled into a single message. At night I change the interval from minutes to hours, in fact I usually set it to a really high number and then just have a job that delivers the buffer at 8AM. So first thing in the morning I see all of the messages which came in during the night in a single email. CRITICAL warnings still page (and dumps the buffer) and in some cases open service desk tickets, however, I would really recommend you limit CRiTICAL warnings. If you have good CPU monitoring in place then there is really no reason to have a CRITICAL alert on things like the number of users and if you do what you would do would be to set up active users at 120 as a WARNING and 300 as CRITICAL, warnings would not get you out of bed. Hope this makes sense. On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 8:58 AM, Nathan Owen <nathan.owen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote: > Don: > > Interesting problem — one that I’d expect there might be a universal need > for. > > As far as we can tell, there is no native EM12c UI-based facility for > achieving what you are looking in any simple manner. > > It is possible to do this externally using EMCLI and the > modify_threshold<http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/em.121/e17786/cli_verb_ref.htm#autoId247> > verb. > You could write a cron based script that sweeps through and changes all > the thresholds at your required time intervals. > > If there is a lot of interest in this kind of functionality might be a > good candidate for Blue Medora’s next free EM12c plugin — lets call it the > ‘EM12c Plugin for Threshold Maintenance'. We are wrapping up development > of a free EM12c PostgreSQL plugin this month and are actively brainstorming > on our next potential plugin contribution to the community. > > Thanks, Nathan > > Nathan Owen | Blue Medora | +1.616.719.4550 (w) | www.bluemedora.com | > blog.bluemedora.com > > On Apr 8, 2014, at 1:57 PM, Don Seiler <don@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Hello, > > > I'm looking to have different thresholds for certain metrics depending on > day/night (or peak/off-peak) hours in EM12c (12.1.0.3). I'm not having any > luck clicking around the UI or googling for how this can be done within the > EM12c UI framework. Is anyone doing anything like this? > > > An example is that the Average Active Sessions critical threshold can be > 120 during the day, but overnight we're OK with it going up to 300. > > > Don. > > PS - For those on the OTN forums, I've posted the same question there: > https://community.oracle.com/thread/3544752 I'll be sure to update both > this list and that post with any solution. > > -- > Don Seiler > http://www.seiler.us > > >