Can default target naming convention be altered?

Dear All
We are using Oracle EM Grid Control 11gR2 to manage databases in the environment which hosts about 60+ databases in 11.0.1.7, 11.0.2.1 and 11.0.2.2 versions..
More often than not due to application restrictions, we are forced to use the same DB_NAME for many databases. Atleast 45+ of them have the same DB_NAME running on different machines with different HOSTNAME....
Each time we add a new target after installing the agent on the new target machine we see the Grid control identify this database using DB_NAME. Since often we have the same value for DB_NAME for the database, we happen to first delete the target identified by GRID after agent installation. Later, we manually add the target as HOSTNAME_DB_NAME and thus we are identifying them seperately from Grid Control Console..
At this point, I was wondering if there is some thing that could work around on the OEM Grid so that every time a target is added, the agent instead of supplying the DB_NAME would automatically supply HOSTNAME_DB_NAME... I did search on net and am not successful yet..
Meanwhile I thought I could post this query here and get your views or ideas... hopefully if you happened to come across such situation and share your experiences.. it would help..
Many thanks in advance.
Regards!
Sarat.

Hello Sarat,
I could direct you to the perl script that is used when discovering new targets and let you modify the default naming convention, however:
- This is not Oracle supported !
- This will result in issues not being able to recover a database using OEM GC. At least this was my experience with OEM GC 10.2.0.3, pretty sure this will be the same in OEM GC 11.1
I would choose to use unique naming for your database in your GRID. (Thi is probably not what you are waiting for...)
Regards
Rob
http://oemgc.wordpress.com

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