Oracle Counters for Windows Performance Monitor Tool-is it available on XE?

Hi,
I'm looking for a way to deal with Windows Performance Monitor on XE db- I've found documentation on Oracle Counters tool but im not able to initiate it (db or client)- is it available on XE? or is there any other option to work with Performance Monitor?
Regards,
BD

Hi,
I'm looking for a way to deal with Windows
Performance Monitor on XE db- I've found
documentation on Oracle Counters tool but im not able
to initiate it (db or client)- is it available on XE?No it's not part of XE distribution
or is there any other option to work with Performance
Monitor?You must use at least Standard Edition.

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