Monitoring Oracle Database SCM 4.0

Hi ,
We have Solution Manager 4.0. We are monitoring SCM 4.0 / Oracle 10g / Windows.
However none of the Database alerts can be viewed in dswp - operations - system monitoring /
administration - server.
All other system are fine !
Any Ideas ?

If anyone out there working with Solution Manager 4.0 ... Your wasting your time until you have SP15 installed .. Solution Manager 7.0.
Thats the fix !

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