I tried the following: select ev_ti.target_name,ev.id,ev.name from oem.smp_vde_event ev, oem.SMP_vde_event_target_info ev_ti where ev.id=ev_ti.event_id order by 1 ; However, in some cases an event is listed twice - I also have entries for databases long ago deleted from OEM.... TARGET_NAME ------------------------------------------------------ ID NAME ---------- ------------------------------------------- cmedmoul 244 cont_alert_log cmedmoul 263 cont_db cmedmoul 208 cont_db >>> Vitalis Jerome <vitalisman@xxxxxxxxx> 6/13/05 8:41:41 AM >>> I don't know, but have a look at the most plausible tables from this list: 1* select table_name from dba_tables where owner='repository owner' and table_name like '%EVENT%' SQL> / TABLE_NAME ------------------------------ EPC_CLI_COLLECT_BY_EVENTID SMP_VDE_EVENT SMP_VDE_EVENT_ARCHIVE SMP_VDE_EVENT_ARCHIVE_PURGE SMP_VDE_EVENT_DETAILS SMP_VDE_EVENT_LOCK_TAB SMP_VDE_EVENT_LOG SMP_VDE_EVENT_OCCURRENCE SMP_VDE_EVENT_OCCUR_DETAILS SMP_VDE_EVENT_TARGET_ACK SMP_VDE_EVENT_TARGET_DETAILS TABLE_NAME ------------------------------ SMP_VDE_EVENT_TARGET_INFO SMP_VDE_EVENT_TARGET_STATE SMP_VDE_EVENT_UPDOWN_QUEUE SMP_VDE_TRY_REMOVE_EVENT_QUEUE SMP_VDG_EVENTID_MAP SMP_VDG_EVENT_DELETE_LIST SMP_VDG_EVENT_NOTIF_LIST 18 rows selected. On 6/10/05, Jeffrey Beckstrom <JBECKSTROM@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > When adding a new database and/or server, we always go into OEM > discoverer it and add our scheduled events. Anybody know which OEM > table has the registered events and what is using them. I would like to > query OEM to ensure that we have scheduled the events on all servers and > that similar events for similar databases are scheduled. > > > > Jeffrey Beckstrom > Database Administrator > Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority > 1240 W. 6th Street > Cleveland, Ohio 44113 > > -- > //www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l > -- //www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l