How to create user defined metrics for SQL Server target?

The customer is not able to create a user defined metrics for SQL Server target.
This is very important for him to use this product.
He is asking how to create user defined metrics?
I sent him Note 304952.1 How to Create a User-Defined SQL Metric in EM 10g Grid Control
But it would work for an Oracle DB, but his target is SQL Server DB
Not able to find the "User-Defined Metrics" link from Database home page.
How to create user defined metrics for SQL Server target?

http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_19/manage.1012/b16241/Monitoring.htm

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