Rebecca !!! Oracle Monitor

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nobody here but us chicke replied

24 July 2005, 19:21
solaris ?

Sandy

do you mean that the dbase is on solaris or that your tool has to be on solaris ?

Have you looked at the quest products ? (the toad people)

Nobody here but us Chickens
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MikeB replied

23 July 2005, 19:01
Otn

You can download most Oracle software for 'evaluation' from otn.oracle.com (including Enterprise Manager).
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Fork_Oil replied

22 July 2005, 10:29
We use Big Brother. (www.bb4.org) It's only suposed to be free for use by non-profit organisations though - but is cheap anyway.
Grab an Oracle monitoring script off the 'net for it (there's a contrib section on the site), and customise for your own use.
Has a graphical display for a browser, wich you can customise to an extent. Does email alerts and pagers if you want. We find it surprisingly effective once setup.
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MikeB replied

21 July 2005, 20:13
Originally posted by SandyDown

Hi Rebecca/anyone else,

Just wondering if you can recommend a good oracle monitor, the criteria is that it needs to be FREE :-) and works on Solaris, but still have nice graphics :-)

any ideas??

thanks

What do you need it to do SandyDown?
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Rebecca Loos replied

21 July 2005, 13:16
sorry Sandy, dunno - I have never used a monitor for Oracle on Solaris

Command Line Rebecca
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SandyDown started a topic Rebecca !!! Oracle Monitor

21 July 2005, 08:05
Rebecca !!! Oracle Monitor

Hi Rebecca/anyone else,

Just wondering if you can recommend a good oracle monitor, the criteria is that it needs to be FREE :-) and works on Solaris, but still have nice graphics :-)

any ideas??

thanks
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