Oracle application display manager

Hi all,
Can any one provide me material for OADM.I am new to oracle application display manager.
Thanks in advance
Thanks
Elias

I had to google to find this info :-) OADM was de-supported in 1998. It was used as the presetation layer in release 10.7 and prior.
I am not sure what you need it for - can you please elaborate :-)
HTH
Srini Chavali

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here's the feedback I got from a techie:
[You have to copy the dcs files from a working (i.e. win95 workstation)
to the win98 workstations. Once they are copied to the workstation,
you must create
individual icons for each host. OADM has problems (traps) when opening
dcs files from the file,open menu. Edit the path properties of the
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yourhost.dcs and name the icon yourhost.dcs. OADM is a severe
memory/cpu hog and will slow any 32-bit apps that are running while it
is in the background.
This has worked for me in the past. Also, we have noticed that users
who change the default windows font/screen rez, cause OADM to stop
functioning as
well. We instruct users to keep the 800x600 res and not install any
screen themes or any other font garbage.
] Hope this helps

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n you tell me how to find out incompatibility resquest in oracle application 11i.
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Hi,
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Hi Mugunthan,
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After navigating through System Administrator-->Oracle Application Manager -->concurrent Manager
a webpage is opened which displays various status overviews of various managers.
I want to know where are these status stored on back end(SQL developer).
Please help me which table would help me fetch the status of the managers.
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