Grid control interface for non-DBA users...

I was wondering if there is a way to provide non-DBAs an account to log into OEM (OMS Grid Control) for 11g.
We have some SQL Server DBAs and developers/report writers who are quite curious about OEM, especially after I gave them all a presentation on it.
I tried creating an account in one of our repository databases but OEM did not recognize the account (invalid username/password).
Does anyone know if this is possible or how this can be done?
I have OMS 10.2.0.5 set up with a repository database and a crash-and-burn database that our folks can mess with.
Thanks.

An OEM account is separate from the database account. You need to use OEM UI to create an OEM account, however, for certain tasks to be done in the databases which OEM is monitoring they will also require separate database accounts within those databases. For example, to view the performance tab in OEM UI, a database account is required.
OEM only has two types of users, i.e. Super Administrator and Administrator, but don't go by the names. You can grant an OEM 'Administrator' account access to specific targets and what they can do within OEM, such as only viewing reports, targets, and so on. For access within a database, the user created need not be a DBA either.
I hope you understand.

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