Enterprise Manager 12.1.0.3 functions

hello all
Now i have a project，it‘s necessary to implement Enterprise Manager 12.1.0.3.
That to achieve the following functions：
Resource directory management
Resource management
Instances of resources management
Resource pool log management
Resources statistical analysis
Now ，I don't know what call resource pool, I don't know how to do
Hope everybody to help me

I think you are referring to Enterprise Manager Ops Center.
Refer the following doc which contains steps for creating resource and account management etc.,
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/doc.121/e27511/ftr_vdc_mgmt.htm#OPCFG3095
Oracle® Enterprise Manager Ops Center Installation Guide for Linux Operating Systems
12c Release 1 (12.1.4.0.0)
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/doc.121/e25139/toc.htm
HTH
Mani

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SQL> declare
2 l_username varchar2(30);
3 l_sid number;
4 l_serial number;
5 err number;
6 c number;
7 l_job_process_count NUMBER ;
8 TYPE TBSP_ARRAY IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(64) INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
9 l_tablespaces TBSP_ARRAY;
10
11
12      PROCEDURE set_job_process_count(p_count IN NUMBER)
13      IS
14      BEGIN
15      --scope=memory so it will be reset on instance startup
16      -- SID=* to take care of RAC
17      IF p_count >=0
18      THEN
19      EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'ALTER SYSTEM SET job_queue_processes='
20                ||p_count||' SID=''*''' ;
21      END IF ;
22      EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN NULL ;
23      END set_job_process_count ;
24
25      FUNCTION get_job_process_count
26      RETURN NUMBER
27      IS
28      l_value NUMBER ;
29      BEGIN
30      SELECT value
31      INTO l_value
32      FROM v$parameter
33      WHERE name = 'job_queue_processes' ;
34      RETURN(l_value) ;
35      EXCEPTION
36      WHEN OTHERS THEN
37      RETURN(10) ;
38      END get_job_process_count ;
39 begin
40      -- Now, drop the SYSMAN user
41      c := 0;
42      -- validate user exists
43      BEGIN
44      SELECT username
45      INTO l_username
46      FROM dba_users
47      WHERE username = upper('&EM_REPOS_USER') ;
48      EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'ALTER USER '||l_username||' ACCOUNT LOCK' ;
49      EXCEPTION
50      WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN RETURN ;
51      END ;
52      -- reduce job_queue_processes to zero
53      l_job_process_count := get_job_process_count ;
54      set_job_process_count(0) ;
55      begin
56      loop
57      BEGIN
58      LOOP
59           BEGIN
60           FOR crec in (SELECT sid, serial#
61                     FROM gv$session
62                     WHERE (upper(username)=l_username OR
63                          upper(schemaname)=l_username)
64                     AND status != 'KILLED')
65           LOOP
66           BEGIN
67                EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION IMMEDIATE ''' ||
68                          crec.sid || ',' || crec.serial# || '''';
69           EXCEPTION
70                WHEN OTHERS THEN
71                err := SQLCODE;
72                IF err != -30 THEN
73                     EXIT;
74                END IF;
75           END;
76           commit;
77           END LOOP;
78           EXCEPTION
79           WHEN OTHERS THEN
80           err := SQLCODE;
81           IF err != -30 THEN
82                EXIT;
83           END IF;
84           END;
85           IF SQL%NOTFOUND THEN
86           EXIT;
87           END IF;
88           commit;
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90
91      -- >> START - Capturing the Tablespaces to be dropped
92
93      for crec in (SELECT DISTINCT TABLESPACE_NAME FROM all_tables
94                WHERE owner = '&EM_REPOS_USER' AND table_name IN ('MGMT_TARGETS','MGMT_JOB_PARAMETER','MGMT_AUDIT_DATA')
95                MINUS
96                SELECT DISTINCT TABLESPACE_NAME FROM all_tables
97                WHERE owner != '&EM_REPOS_USER')
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100           END LOOP;
101
102      -- >> END - Capturing the Tablespaces to be dropped
103
104      execute immediate 'drop user ' || l_username || ' cascade';
105      set_job_process_count(l_job_process_count) ;
106
107      -- >> START - Dropping the Tablespaces
108      BEGIN
109           IF (l_tablespaces.count > 0) THEN
110           FOR i IN l_tablespaces.FIRST .. l_tablespaces.LAST
111                LOOP
112                BEGIN
113                execute immediate 'drop tablespace ' || l_tablespaces(i) || ' including contents';
114                exception
115                when NO_DATA_FOUND then
116                DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('DropRep: Tablespaces for REPOS USER do not exist');
117                WHEN OTHERS THEN
118                err := SQLCODE;
119                DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('DropRep: Error ' || SQLCODE || ' received dropping tablespace ' || l_tablespaces(i));
120                END;
121                END LOOP;
122           ELSE
123           DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('NO TABLESPACES Exist');
124           END IF;
125      END;
126      -- >> END - Dropping the Tablespaces
127
128      exit;
129
130      EXCEPTION
131           WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
132           exit;
133           WHEN OTHERS THEN
134           err := SQLCODE;
135           IF err = -1918 THEN
136           EXIT;
137           ELSE
138           IF err = -1940 THEN
139                NULL;
140           ELSE
141                DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('not 1940 err' || err);
142                c := c+1;
143                IF c > 50 THEN
144                RAISE;
145                END IF;
146           END IF;
147           END IF;
148      END;
149      end loop;
150      end;
151      commit;
152 EXCEPTION
153 WHEN OTHERS THEN
154 set_job_process_count(l_job_process_count) ;
155 RAISE ;
156 end;
157 /
old 47:     WHERE username = upper('&EM_REPOS_USER') ;
new 47:     WHERE username = upper('SYSMAN') ;
old 94:          WHERE owner = '&EM_REPOS_USER' AND table_name IN ('MGMT_TARGETS','MGMT_JOB_PARAMETER','MGMT_AUDIT_DATA')
new 94:          WHERE owner = 'SYSMAN' AND table_name IN ('MGMT_TARGETS','MGMT_JOB_PARAMETER','MGMT_AUDIT_DATA')
old 97:          WHERE owner != '&EM_REPOS_USER')
new 97:          WHERE owner != 'SYSMAN')
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if not "%ORACLE_OEM_CLASSPATH%" == "" SET CLASSPATHADD=%ORACLE_OEM_CLASSPATH%;%CLASSPATHADD%
REM # Oracle change manager requires the following for ocmtclsh.exe
set GBP=
if not exist %CLASSROOT%\oracle\sysman\vtt\vttz\VttzCmDragDropObject.class set GBP=true
if "%ORACLE_OEM_JAVAMX%" == "" set ORACLE_OEM_JAVAMX=-mx128m
REM if "%ORACLE_OEM_JAVAMS%" == "" set ORACLE_OEM_JAVAMS=-ms16m
SET JRE=jrew -nojit %ORACLE_OEM_JAVAMX%
SET NT_START=START
if "%ORACLE_OEM_CLIENTTRACE%x" == "x" goto setup_cp
SET JRE=jre -nojit %ORACLE_OEM_JAVAMX% %TRACE%
SET NT_START=
:setup_cp
SET CLASSPATH_QUAL=cp
if "%ORACLE_OEM_JAVARUNTIME%x" == "x" goto jreSetup
SET JRE=%ORACLE_OEM_JAVARUNTIME%\bin\java %ORACLE_OEM_JAVAMX% %TRACE%
SET CLASSPATH_QUAL=classpath
SET CLASSPATHADD=%CLASSPATHADD%;%ORACLE_OEM_JAVARUNTIME%\lib\classes.zip
:jreSetup
SET ME=oemapp
SET USAGE="Usage: %ME% <application_name>"
if Windows_NT == %OS% goto ntCheckAppName
if not "%2%" == "" goto start95
@echo %USAGE%
goto end
:start95
if "%GBP%" == "true" goto gbp
%JRE% -DORACLE_HOME=D:\Programme\oracle\ora92 -DORBdisableLocator=true -Djdbc.backward_compatible_to_816=true %JREOPTIONS_STRING% -%CLASSPATH_QUAL% "%CLASSPATHADD%" oracle.sysman.vtx.vtxOemApp.OemApp %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
goto end
:gbp
%JRE% -DORACLE_HOME=D:\Programme\oracle\ora92 -DGENERAL_BUS_PACK="" -DORBdisableLocator=true -Djdbc.backward_compatible_to_816=true %JREOPTIONS_STRING% -%CLASSPATH_QUAL% "%CLASSPATHADD%" oracle.sysman.vtx.vtxOemApp.OemApp %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
goto end
:ntCheckAppName
if not "%1%" == "" goto startNT
@echo %USAGE%
goto end
:startNT
set ADMIN_WRL=D:\Programme\oracle\ora92\sysman\admin
set GBP_PROP=
if "%GBP%" == "true" set GBP_PROP=-DGENERAL_BUS_PACK=""
%NT_START% %JRE% -DADMIN_WRL=%ADMIN_WRL% -DORACLE_HOME=D:\Programme\oracle\ora92 %GBP_PROP% -DORBdisableLocator=true -Djdbc.backward_compatible_to_816=true %JREOPTIONS_STRING% -%CLASSPATH_QUAL% "%CLASSPATHADD%" oracle.sysman.vtx.vtxOemApp.OemApp %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
endLocal
:end
Thnaks for any help.
Nice day

Marcus,
Is your machine connected to a Novell network? If so, edit the oemapp.bat file and change every reference of Windows_NT to WINNT. The issue is Novell does not set the Windows_NT variable, and uses the WINNT variable instead.
Jim

Configure Enterprise Manager Console in Oracle 10.2.0.4

Hi.. Friends,
We recently upgraded our SAP 4.7 to ECC 6 with Oracle 10.2.0.4 DB.. In Oracle 9 we have an option Enterprise manager console But in our new Oracle 10.2.0.4 there is no option like that. How can i configure Enterprise Manager console in this.
Our Operation System is Windows Server 2008.
Regards
Mahendran

Hi Mahendra,
OEM not supported in standard SAP See note Note 105047 - Support for Oracle functions in the SAP environment.
You can configure OEM but first check your license scope - Note 740897 - Info about the Oracle license scope; Required Oracle options
After fullfill read below note
Note 355770 - Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Control
Note 386413 - Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) in the SAP environment
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Oracle 9 - Enterprise Manager Console

Hi. I am fairly new to Oracle so please bare with me.
How do I find a list of user defined functions within my database using the Enterprise Manager Console?
I know a set of user defined functions exist. Also, how do I search for a specific function?
Thanks.

See an small example below
"Tablespace Created"
SQL> create temporary tablespace temp_test tempfile 'C:\ORACLE\APP\ORADATA\CKPT\temp_test01.tmp' size 100m autoextend on
next 10m maxsize 200m;
Tablespace created.
SQL>
"check below size, user bytes,maxsize"
TABLESPACE_NAME                FILE_NAME                                                    BYTES/1024/1024 USER_BYTES/1024/1024 MAXBYTES/1024/1024 AUT
TEMP_TEST                      C:\ORACLE\APP\ORADATA\CKPT\TEMP_TEST01.TMP                            "100                      99                200" YES
SQL>
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SQL> alter database tempfile 'C:\ORACLE\APP\ORADATA\CKPT\TEMP_TEST01.TMP' resize 250m;
Database altered.
SQL> select tablespace_name,file_name,bytes/1024/1024,user_bytes/1024/1024,maxbytes/1024/1024,autoextensible from dba_temp_files where tablespace_name='TEMP_TEST';
TABLESPACE_NAME                FILE_NAME                                                    BYTES/1024/1024 USER_BYTES/1024/1024 MAXBYTES/1024/1024 AUT
TEMP_TEST                      C:\ORACLE\APP\ORADATA\CKPT\TEMP_TEST01.TMP                            "250                     249                200 YES"
SQL>
Now Bytes is more than Maxsize , its common behaviour of oracle database. When you resize tempfile, you have to again mention what is the maxsize.

Oracle 10g and enterprise manager

Hey;
I'm obviously fairly new to the oracle arena, just having passed through a number of courses. I seem to have run into two problems with the installation that have me perplexed. Here are the details for one of them:
I have oracle 10g up and running on an oracle enterprise linux server:
SQL> select instance_name, status from v$instance;
INSTANCE_NAME STATUS
oci1 OPEN
The listener is up and running and the oci1 database is dynamically registered:
$ lsnrctl status
[[snip]]
Service "oci1" has 1 instance(s).
Instance "oci1", status READY, has 1 handler(s) for this service...
[[snip]]
I started the dbconsole w/ emctl start dbconsole and it seems to be running:
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TZ set to US/Central
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Database Control Release 10.2.0.1.0
Copyright (c) 1996, 2005 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
http://ocidb1.olearycomputers.com:1158/em/console/aboutApplication
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2009-06-09 18:37:10,367 [OmsServiceDriver thread] ERROR conn.ConnectionService v
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name/password; logon denied
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SQL> select username, account_status
2 from dba_users
3 where username = 'SYSMAN';
USERNAME ACCOUNT_STATUS
SYSMAN OPEN
That didn't do the trick because not very long after, the account is relocked:
SQL> select username, account_status
2 from dba_users
3 where username = 'SYSMAN';
USERNAME ACCOUNT_STATUS
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Appreciate any info/hints/tips/suggestions (as long as they're not "go back to unix admin") :)
Doug O'Leary

Hey;
Thanks again for the response. I tried dropping the repository and got a whole bunch of errors. While attempting to enable the sysman account, I realized that my password contained some characters that have special meaning for oracle and I think that's what was throwing it. The errors with the repository convinced me to try one more reinstall. Bit overkill, perhaps, but that's the whole point of a practice box. Once the database was up and running, teh enterprise manager is fully functional.
Now that I think about it, I wonder if that password could be responsible for my other schema issue as well...
Thanks again; I appreciate your time and patience.
Doug O'Leary

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Here is the press release. Material is already posted on OTN. Enjoy!
Oracle(R) Enterprise Manager Delivers Unique New Capabilities for Top-Down Application Management
Tuesday November 13, 8:15 am ET
New Capabilities Address Cross-Tier Performance Diagnostics, Integrated Incident and Problem Management and Application Data Sharing
ORACLE OPENWORLD, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Building upon its "top-down" approach to managing application and Information Technology (IT) infrastructure resources, Oracle today announced key new enhancements to Oracle® Enterprise Manager 10g. The new enhancements deliver a broad range of capabilities, across the application lifecycle, for custom and SOA-based applications and pre-packaged applications and include faster performance diagnostics for production applications; simplified incident and problem management through integration with Oracle's Siebel CRM HelpDesk and PeopleSoft Enterprise HelpDesk applications; expanded capabilities to manage Oracle Business Intelligence; and easy and secure data sharing across the application lifecycle.
Oracle's top-down approach to application management uniquely addresses the need for an end-to-end application perspective -- whether technology-focused or business-focused -- while enabling administrators to virtually eliminate the confusion caused by low-level system alerts that cannot be easily correlated to business exceptions. This has been a common and costly shortfall in traditional systems management software and frequently contributes to prolonged application downtime.
"Helping customers drive better business results is the essence of Oracle's top-down approach to application management," said Richard Sarwal, senior vice president of Systems Management Products, Oracle. "With the addition of Connectors enabling closed-loop incident and problem tracking with Siebel CRM and PeopleSoft Enterprise HelpDesk applications and breakthrough application performance management capabilities using Oracle Enterprise Manager's Application Diagnostics for Java feature, Oracle takes another significant step in fulfilling our top-down application management strategy."
"With this new release, Oracle is expanding both the breadth and depth of the application management capabilities available through Oracle Enterprise Manager, providing features designed for detailed diagnosis of Java application performance issues in production environments, with the ability to trace transactions between Java application servers and database sessions," according to Tim Grieser, Program Vice President, Enterprise System Management Software, IDC
Taking Application Performance Management to the Next Level
The new Oracle Application Diagnostics for Java capability in Oracle Enterprise Manager can monitor and diagnose performance problems in production Java applications with minimal impact on application performance and availability. Unlike most Java performance management tools that utilize bytecode instrumentation, Oracle Enterprise Manager's new feature has a highly innovative diagnostics engine that introduces less than one percent performance overhead on production applications and does not require IT operations to have a deep understanding of the application logic. The new feature also has a hot-pluggable architecture that enables the diagnostics engine to be deployed in heterogeneous middleware environments, without shutting down the application server. Oracle Application Diagnostics for Java is included in the Oracle Application Server Diagnostics Pack and the new Oracle Diagnostics Pack for Non-Oracle Middleware.
Improving Performance Diagnostics Across Application Tiers
Diagnosing end user performance problems has become increasingly difficult because of the increased deployment of multi-tiered web applications and the dynamic nature of web-based applications. With Oracle Application Diagnostics for Java, administrators now have powerful diagnostic capabilities by enabling application administrators to trace in-flight transactions and correlate user request activities in the Java application to corresponding activity in the database. Similarly, database administrators can quickly identify Java applications that may be causing resource contention in the database. This cross-tier diagnostics helps accelerate problem resolution by identification of resource bottlenecks across tiers.
Tighter Integration for Siebel CRM Diagnostics and Oracle Enterprise Manager
Siebel CRM diagnostic capabilities have been integrated with Oracle Enterprise Manager, providing a single integrated tool for problem diagnostics in Siebel CRM and its underlying infrastructure. Siebel CRM administrators can use Oracle Enterprise Manager for end-to-end management of Siebel CRM and to simplify Siebel CRM diagnostics based on user and server performance analysis. In addition, Siebel CRM customers can benefit from broader application support including Siebel CRM 8.0, 7.8 and 7.7.
Enhancing Management Capabilities Across the Application Lifecycle
New Management Connectors for Siebel CRM HelpDesk and Peoplesoft Enterprise HelpDesk applications allow the deployment of end-to-end IT incident and problem management solutions capable of unprecedented levels of automation and closed-loop remediation. The connectors enable Siebel CRM and PeopleSoft Enterprise HelpDesk customers to benefit from an integrated solution that spans the service lifecycle from incident logging and tracking to top-down management of applications including problem management, patching and provisioning across the technology stack. The bi-directional integration between Oracle Enterprise Manager and Siebel CRM and PeopleSoft Enterprise HelpDesk applications helps streamline key support processes by automatically creating service requests for incidents captured in Oracle Enterprise Manager. Support analysts using these help desk products are automatically empowered with respective corrective actions to accelerate problem resolution.
Expanded Capabilities for Business Intelligence Management
Oracle Management Pack for Business Intelligence is a new Oracle Enterprise Manager pack that extends the benefits of top-down application management to Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition Plus. Using the BI management pack, customers can receive proactive alerts on impending problems, troubleshoot and tune performance problems, manage configurations, proactively enforce configuration policies, and enforce service level agreements on Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition Plus deployments.
Easy and Secure Data Sharing Across the Application Lifecycle
Also new is the Oracle Data Masking Pack, to protect sensitive production data by using masking rules to replace confidential or sensitive production information with realistic but scrubbed data. This pack provides a scalable, secure solution for application data sharing for a wide variety of needs ranging from application development, testing, quality assurance as well as business processing. See related news release dated today.
Availability and Pricing
The enhancements listed above are generally available today with Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Release 4.
Oracle Application Server Diagnostics Pack and Oracle Diagnostics Pack for Non-Oracle Middleware are priced at $6,000 each per CPU. Management Connectors are priced at $5,000. The Oracle Management Pack for Business Intelligence is priced at $10,000 per CPU. The Oracle Data Masking Pack is priced at $10,000 per CPU of the server where data is being masked.
For more information about Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Release 4 and the family of Plug-ins, Connectors and Management Packs and to download free evaluation software go to: http://www.oracle.com/enterprisemanager/. Terms, conditions and restrictions apply.
About Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g
Spanning applications, middleware, and database management, Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g delivers integrated enterprise management for Oracle and non-Oracle systems to more than 21,000 Management Pack customers worldwide. Employing a unique "top-down" approach to managing application and IT infrastructure resources, Oracle Enterprise Manager allows customers to focus on what matters for its business -- greater agility, better service quality and lower operational costs. With a broad set of administration, configuration management, provisioning, end-to-end monitoring, service level management, and security capabilities, Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g helps customers manage service levels, proactively isolate business exceptions before they become emergencies, and remediate issues at any level spanning application and heterogeneous infrastructure -- all within one management solution. Learn more at http://www.oracle.com/enterprisemanager/.
About Oracle
Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL - News) is the world's largest enterprise software company. For more information about Oracle, visit our Web site at http://www.oracle.com.
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Oracle is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
This announcement is provided to you solely for information purposes, is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. Many factors can materially affect Oracle's product development plans and the nature and timing of future product releases. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described remains at the sole discretion of Oracle. This information may not be incorporated into any contractual agreement with Oracle or its subsidiaries or affiliates. Oracle specifically disclaims any liability with respect to this information.
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Chung Wu

This is expected behavious. It is because Enterprise Manager cannot run with the new server name. You can either go through loads to change the config files or simply drop and recreate the console.

How to detect whether a database was created by Restoring (from SQL Server Enterprise Manager) or by Attaching (from SQL Server Enterprise Manager)

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However, our clients often use the SQL Server Enterprise Manager utility to 1) Restore backups or 2) Attach data files (kept aside before formatting) directly. This type of action bypasses all our functional checks and allows the user to restore an invalid
backup.
We want to detect that a database was restored/attached and may be we will stop the software from loading if such a thing happened. We think that this information (attach/restore) should be available within some table of SQL Server itself but don't know the
right location/query.
If any change is required in our software to achieve the above, we are ready to do the same too, e.g. may be we need to store some data at some point of time to make the detection happen, please advise.
So, how can we detect that
A database backup was restored using SQL Server Management Utility
(Note: MSDB.Restorehistory may not be a good option as we have often found this table blank for unknown reasons even after backup was restored and just in case user restores the MSDB from MSDB backup or MSDB template due to a data corruption, may be due to
abnormal shutdown of system, then the RestoreHistory table data is gone)
A database was created by attaching a data/log file using SQL Server Management Utility
Any help in this regard is highly appreciated.
Rajarshi
ProjectServer 2007 Beginner

Hi,
For Enterprise edition, we can enable Auditing to audit BACKUP_RESTORE_GROUP in a server audit specification. However, SQL Server audit (fine-grained auditing) feature is not available for the SQL Server Express.
Features Supported by the Editions of SQL Server 2008 R2
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645993(v=sql.105).aspx
When a database is attached, SQL Server ERRORLOG will record “Starting up database 'DBNAME'.”
Using ALTER DATABASE OFFLINE and ONLINE will re-open the database files under the SQL Server, the SQL Server error log also contains the following informational message: “Setting database option ONLINE to ON for database 'DBNAME'.”
Additional information:
SQL Server Audit (Database Engine)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc280386.aspx
Tracy Cai
TechNet Community Support

How to update host username/password in RMAN - 10g Enterprise manager bkp

Hi,
We have RMAN - 10g Enterprise manager scheduled.
Last week we changed OS - Oracle password.
Now backups are failing.
Please let me know where to update Host username/password details in 10g Enterprise manager...

it is showing sys credentials only.
I see the following tips in Enterprise manager.
"Normal credentials are used by Enterprise Manager functions that need operating system access but do not require administrator privileges. Privileged credentials are used by functions that do need administrator privileges. Database functions and jobs that require host credentials do not use the credentials set on this page; they instead use database-specific host credentials set on the Database Preferred Credentials page."
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user589334

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