10g OEM dissapointment

I don't know bout anyone else but I am disappointed with 10g OEM. With 9i OEM it was a Java application that gave a handy tree structure that made it easy to zip through to get to appropriate areas of control etc.
Now with a web interface to OEM I have to laboriously drill down and make multiple selections to get to the areas of control that I want or need.
For example I had to drop a table from my schema. That is simple enough. I then had to purge it from the recycle bin. I was logged in as the schema owner and when trying to list the recycle bin contents it defaults to the sys schema. I have to specifically select the schema name to list the recycle bin contents. Shouldn't it just give me the listing of the current schema objects for the user and not sys?
Also OEM seems to hang or crash a little too often. It takes quite a while for the pages to recompile after OEM is restarted.
I hope Oracle are considering creating a Java applet of similar look feel and functionality to 9i OEM that uses a highly workable tree structure.

I've only been using it a couple of weeks, but I have to say I can't complain at the moment.
Of course, this is just a small server I'm using it with, but mostly things haven't been a problem.
To this point, the only issues I've had/seen are:
1) I'm running standard edition and there doesn't appear to be a way to change the datapump so that it doesn't try to do parallel. (At least not that I can see anyway) That leaves me with the command-line option.
2) I decided to test the database restore so I dropped all of my tables and set up a job to restore back to 12 noon. I sat and waited for a few minutes and figured the page must be hung so I hit stop and then hit the submit button again. Oops! Must be the job is actually running at that point. Though, unlike in other areas (such as the backup itself), it tells you what it's doing or is going to do. Now this actually crashed the restore which really made me need media recovery. :) Again, I set up a job which worked successfully this time, only it applied the logs up to the point just before it crashed instead of restoring up until noon. I'm not convinced I didn't miss a checkbox or something here however.
Chad

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first of all, the online help system of grid control is outstanding. Just click on Help in the upper right corner and enter "Tablespace Extent Map" in the search form.
Result:
Show Tablespace Contents Page
Each Oracle database is divided into one or more logical units called tablespaces. You can use Oracle Enterprise Manager to manage these tablespaces and create or modify the parameters for the tablespaces. Use the Tablespace property sheet to set general and storage information for the specified tablespace.
Use the Show Tablespace Contents page to display the list of tablespace segments that comprise the existing tablespace. You can display Tablespace Extents by choosing Show Tablespace Extent Map at the bottom of the page. An extent is a logical unit of database storage space allocation made up of a number of contiguous data blocks. One or more extents in turn make up a segment. When the existing space in a segment is completely used, Oracle allocates a new extent for the segment.
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Note: Developers could only display the tablespace map to a maximum hard coded number of 30,000 extents. Tablespaces are often larger than that. If a tablespace is larger than 30,000 extents, the portion over that is displayed as Unmapped. To avoid exceeding the memory capacity of the tablespace map and to display the map without unmapped extents, use a search criteria displaying results of less than 30K extents.
For an overview of tablespaces, see the "Overview of Tablespaces " chapter of the Oracle Database Concepts Guide.
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Hi All,
I have Oracle 10g ENTERPRISE EDITION on Unix envoirement. I want to setup logical standby Database through Data Guard technology. But when I brows through OEM I do not find Link for DATA GUARD????
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Regards,
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I am managing almost everything through EM Grid Control. It is easy to setup and configure.
Anyways, if you have read the documentation on
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Just make sure that you follow each step and read thoroughly. If you have spare machines then you can test and record your configuration before performing it on your production db. This link will provide you with the information on DataGuard.
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14239/concepts.htm
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There are real experts who help people like us in this forum and I know that they are doing a pretty good job.
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Rgds
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SQL> SQL> SQL> SQL> Connected.
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Connecting 9i database from 10g OEM

Does anyone know how you would connect to a 9i database from 10g OEM?

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please ignore my previous mail
i made a typo in my previous reply intead of 9205 it is 9015.
yes bob Grid Control install a 9.0.1.5 database and it
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Hi again;
Please also see:
http://www.dba-oracle.com/oracle10g_tuning/t_oem_alerts.htm
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http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/oem/grid-control/bestpractices-notifications-130521.pdf
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=409470
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Is it something that can be done with 10g oem-grid?
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Hi Jarred,
A way to create a "need recovery" situation.
1. Take the tablespace offline.
2. Copy the datafile (or one of the df's) to *.old.
3. Put the TS online again. And for the fun create a table and insert some rows in it.
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Cloning 9i ORACLE HOME using 10g oem.

Gang,
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