Clearing alerts in EM 10g

I have set up EM 10g on a W2K environment and everything is working fine but I have alerts on some targets that I have already taken care of but the do not "go away".
Is there a way to clear alerts?
For instance, last weekend an archive log disk got full. I resolved the incidence but I still have a red alert about log file switch %.
Thanks for your help.

But it looks awful when you see it because you automatically think there's a problem when there isn't !
Old OEM 9 used to put the little green flag up when it cleared....
Right ! Who's for hacking the PL/SQL ! :)

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I have several alerts in the Oracle 10g Enterprise Manager which I have already catered for. Is there a way to clear these alerts??

I looked thru the stored procs and I see a trigger for mgmt_current_severity and the mgmt$alert_current view shows you this data..
Looks like mgmt_current_severity is the key to these alerts..
I get the impression that 10g OEM was delivered missing quite a bit of the promised functionality .. like reporting and such.
So I expect a big update soon.

Clearing Alerts in Oracle 10 EM

al Salm 3likm
hi forum
i need to clear alerts in enterprize manager in oracle 10g
i do the follow
select t.target_name
, t.target_type
, collection_timestamp
, message
, 'exec em_severity.delete_current_severity(''' ||
t.target_guid || ''',''' ||
metric_guid || ''',''' ||
key_value || ''')' em_severity
from sysman.mgmt_targets t
inner join
sysman.mgmt_current_severity s
on
t.target_guid = s.target_guid;
and
execute out put as follow
exec em_severity.delete_current_severity('A1133B3B9BEFCBB420D954FC3BE1F3D7','F95BA0D95585002889E1ABF92B2DA7C3','TSMSYS')
exec sysman.em_severity.delete_current_severity('A1133B3B9BEFCBB420D954FC3BE1F3D7','F95BA0D95585002889E1ABF92B2DA7C3','TSMSYS');
exec sysman.em_severity.delete_current_severity('A1133B3B9BEFCBB420D954FC3BE1F3D7','F95BA0D95585002889E1ABF92B2DA7C3','MGMT_VIEW');
exec sysman.em_severity.delete_current_severity('A1133B3B9BEFCBB420D954FC3BE1F3D7','F95BA0D95585002889E1ABF92B2DA7C3','SYSMAN');
exec sysman.em_severity.delete_current_severity('A1133B3B9BEFCBB420D954FC3BE1F3D7','F95BA0D95585002889E1ABF92B2DA7C3','BB');
exec sysman.em_severity.delete_current_severity('A1133B3B9BEFCBB420D954FC3BE1F3D7','F95BA0D95585002889E1ABF92B2DA7C3','SSS');
exec sysman.em_severity.delete_current_severity('A1133B3B9BEFCBB420D954FC3BE1F3D7','D6438569B496BC9205481E8A70F92F1E','SYS_precastdbsrv');
but alert not removed
any idea

Check this
http://www.databasejournal.com/features/oracle/article.php/3694541/Clearing-Alerts-in-Enterprise-Manager.htm

How to setup DISK SPACE alert on OEM 10g Grid Control...

Gurus,
I am trying to setup DISK SPACE notification / alert thru OEM 10g Grid Control, but so far no luck.
Can someone help/guide me on how to achieve this?
Please advice.
Thanks & Regards,
Kartik

Those two links don't say anything about "DISK SPACE ALERT" I already know how to setup notification. I suppose you are talking about Filesystem Space Available (%)
If you need to setup an alert (Notification) then i suppose you need to setup an notification rule.
Yes, these notes do not have the key word "DISK SPACE ALERT" you are looking for, but if you go through the first note CLEARLY and COMPLETELY, you should find your answer.
And he has given an example for Filesystem space available in this note, which is what you are looking for.(I think so)
Say for Disk Space, you create a notification rule for target hosts and have metric "Filesystem Space Available (%)" defined in that rule.
If you aren't talking about notifications and just want to setup an filesystem space available metic, then follow this note:
How To Setup Host Metrics For Filesystem
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=749341.1

How to clear alert when a null value is returned for a metric column?

Hey all,
Recently, I've encountered a problem about clearing alert when a null value is returned for a metric column. From Oracle official doc, it seems that NO_CLEAR_ON_NULL could be used for this propose. However, it doesn't.
Here is the line from doc, you can see when NO_CLEAR_ON_NULL is set as FALSE, the null value will clear alert, and the default value for NO_CLEAR_ON_NULL is FALSE.
NO_CLEAR_ON_NULL: This attribute is used to control severity clearing when a null value is returned for a metric column. It defaults to FALSE with the behavior that a null value ends up clearing previous alert severities. With a TRUE value for this attribute, null values will be skipped in severity evaluations without clearing the severity.
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        </Display>
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    <MetricColl NAME="Flushing_Table_Overtime">
      <Condition COLUMN_NAME="Time_Seconds"
                 CRITICAL="30" OPERATOR="GT"
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</CollectionItem>If this feature can not be achieved by coding XML, then is there a way to clear alert with Oracle Package? I have confirm neither sysman.em_severity.delete_current_severity nor sysman.em_severity.clear_alerts could do it.
Would anyone give me a hint?
Thanks in advance!
Best wishes,
Satine

> I am executing in this manner
var RESULT BOOLEAN;
BUT I am unable to create variable with boolean data type.
WARNING. Do not confuse SQL*Plus with PL/SQL.
There is no variable command in PL/SQL. PL/SQL does support the boolean data type.
There is a variable command in SQL*Plus. It allows one to define bind variables. It is limited in the data types it supports. It does not support boolean as a bind variable type.
SQL*Plus is a CLI (Command Line Interface) client tool. It has a very limited vocabularly, allowing you to (primarily):
a) configure its local environment (e.g. size of the terminal ito number of characters per lines)
b) configure its bevahiour (e.g. spooling data to a file)
c) defining substitution and bind variables
And that's it. It is not PL/SQL. It is not SQL. It takes the PL/SQL and SQL you enter, and submit that to the Oracle server. (it does some basic parsing of the data to substitute variables and bind variables where applicable)
Do not confuse this CLI client tool with the server side PL/SQL or SQL languages.

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I am not getting clear email alert from OEM 11g, even after the issue fixed.
For eg: I got critical alert when I have shutdown the DB.But I didn't get clear alert even I have started my DB and is up running.
I am getting only critical and warning alerts but not clear alerts from 11g Grid control.
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Bullitt wrote:
there email address is [email protected]
Thank you... I will give that a go...
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How to clear Alerts??

Hi All,
How I can clear all the alerts in OEM10g.
Like If I go to home page in OEM 10g Grid Control there is tab called 'ALERT' and I want to clear all those alerts, but I don't know the way to clear all those alerts...Please let me know how I can clear those alerts in OEM..
Thanks a lot...

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Swap Utilization is 100% - cant clear alert

We have had the Swap Utilization is 100%, crossed warning (35) or critical ( ) threshold hanging around for a month now and I cant clear it.
The server has been rebooted and there is no swapping.
I found this http://www.ora-solutions.net/web/2010/11/12/grid-control-11g-agent-metric-swap-utilization-on-hp-ux-with-pseudo-swap/
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If you find that Metric via the host that it is configured on, just clear the fields that are there for that metric.
Then when you can see those alerts cleared, re-enter the values and carry on regardless.
DA

Alerts in Oracle 10g

Please refer me any useful like/tut for creating Oracle Server genrated Alerts in 10g.
Regards,
Abbasi
Edited by: Abbasi on Jul 1, 2010 1:51 PM

if u cant access thru OEM use thi
SQl>Begiin
DBMS_SERVER_ALERT.SET_THRESHOLD(
metric_id    =>DBMS_SERVER_ALERT.TABLESPACE_BYT_FREE,
warning_operator   =>DBMS_SERVER_ALERT.OPERATOR_LE,
warning_value    =>'10240',
critical_operator   =>DBMS_SERVER_ALERT.OPERATOR_LE,
critical_value    =>'2048',
observation_period   =>1,
consecutive_occurence   =>1,
instance_name = NULL,
object_type   =>DBMS_SERVER_ALERT.OBJECT_TYPE_TABLESPACE,
object_name   =>users);
End;Note:The warning_value attribute set the bytes remaining alert warning threshold at 10 MB and the crtical value attribute sets the crtical threshold at 2 MB
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Plase post questions like this in the Enterprise Manager.
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Oracle user.alert after unistalling 10g

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I'm getting following error after unistalling Oracle 10 .
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Error Message :
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Clearing Alerts when triggering value no longer applies

On my grid control there is a Critical Alert: Tablespace TBSPCE is 99 percent full.
This was triggered in April, 2011. Since then I've done some re-ord and added space.
When I try to manually clear it, it refuses
Now the Grid Control has a "Last Collected Value" of 56.47.
The "Last Collected Timestamp" is July 15, 12:41 (about 40 minutes ago local time)
Clicking on the Message link I got onto the page where I can re-evaluate the Alert.
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I checked the Metric and Policy Settings, and the values there are Warning(90), Critical (97).
Can anyone describe what's going on?
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Please be carefull with deleting alerts!!!
I think that in your case you are hiting a DB bug, which is in 10.2.0.2.
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So, you should start to look for the bugfix for this issue on DB 10.2.0.2
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http://oemgc.wordpress.com

Two part q: sysman login and clearing alerts

Oracle 11.2.0.1.0 SE-One on OL 5.6 64bit
Just got this configured a few days ago. Opened dbcontrol this morning and found a boat-load of messages about failed log on attempts (ie: 170 failed attempts in last 30 minutes) Checked DBA_AUDIT_LOG and see that the failed attempts are coming from SYSMAN. Followed note 259379.1 concerning changing the password for sysman - to a known value. Failed logon attempts continue (as shown in dba_audit_log).
It seems that in 10.2 (I don't have one handy at the moment) dbcontrol had a facility to clear/acknowledge alerts, but I don't find that on the 11.2 console. ??
What else might I need to do to to prevent the failed connections from SYSMAN?

Loc Nhan wrote:
>
It seems that in 10.2 (I don't have one handy at the moment) dbcontrol had a facility to clear/acknowledge alerts, but I don't find that on the 11.2 console. ??
>
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>
What else might I need to do to to prevent the failed connections from SYSMAN?
>
If there are UDMs (user-defined metrics) and/or jobs using sysman's credentials, make sure that they are not failing due to an invalid password.
Regards,
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