Oracle8i Intelligent Agent (READ THIS)

I renew my request for anyone that has gotten the 8i Intelligent
Agent to work, to please explain how they did it...and for
anyone else who could not get it to compile with TCL 7.5 to
please at least let me know other people are having the same
problem.
If you are an Oracle employee, please explain how you are
supposed to get this to work....the directions in the
installation manual are just plain wrong or at best incomplete.
(Or I am an idiot and didn't follow them correctly). PLEASE
HELP.
Thanks in advance,
--Bryan Batchelder
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I'm having the same problem. Does anyone out there have a
solution?
I am running RedHat Linux 6.0 straight out of the box. The only
change I made was to set the kernel parameters according to the
release notes and recompile the kernel.
P.S. Oracle deserves our thanks for providing free developer
licenses to so many of its products, but this is the buggiest
install I've ever seen in my 12 years of working with their
products. Didn't anyone from Oracle test the install? This
problem and the zero length libnjni8.so file are the real
doozies.
I've followed the release notes and installation guide to the
letter and have found several documentation / distribution bugs
that should have leapt out at the first person who tried it.
Thorsten Khnemann (guest) wrote:
: Bryan Batchelder (guest) wrote:
: : anyone else who could not get it to compile with TCL 7.5 to
: : please at least let me know other people are having the same
: : problem.
: Same problem here, the
: "gmake -f ins_oemagent.mk agent" gives the message
: "gcc: unrecognized option
: `-R/home/oracle/run/product/8.1.5/lib/'" and hundreds
: of unresolved references.
: Tested on RedHat 6.0, egcs 1.1.2
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Oracle8i Intelligent Agent

Ok, I followed the instructions on the installation guide about
how to install the OEM Agent, and when I get to the end where
you 'gmake -f ins_oemagent.mk agent' I get about 30 pages of
undefined functions.
Anyone have any luck with this?
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Bryan Batchelder (guest) wrote:
: Ok, I followed the instructions on the installation guide
about
: how to install the OEM Agent, and when I get to the end where
: you 'gmake -f ins_oemagent.mk agent' I get about 30 pages of
: undefined functions.
: Anyone have any luck with this?
There are several issues in the makefile:
1. Continuation lines are commented out so that the command is
incomplete.
2. When removing the comments, there are duplicate object files
(.o), one library is missing (aio), and there remain some
undefined symbols.
I sorted them all out and redefined the two targets:
oemevent:
$(LDCCOM) $(OEMEVENTMAI) $(LLIBNMI) $(LLIBNMS) $(LLIBNMD) \
$(SQLLIBS) $(DXALIBS) $(DEF_OPT) $(SSDBAED) $(TTLIBS) \
$(LLIBTCL) $(SNMPAGENTLIB) -lm
# $(LDCCOM) $(OEMEVENTMAI) $(LLIBNMI) $(LLIBNMS) $(LLIBNMD) \
##-lnmsp \
# $(SQLLIBS) $(DXALIBS) $(DEF_OPT) $(SSDBAED) $(TTLIBS) \
# $(LLIBTCL) $(SNMPAGENTLIB) -laio -lm
dbsnmp:
$(LDCCOM) $(DBSNMPMAI) $(OSMMAI_STUB) $(LLIBVPPDC) \
$(LLIBNMI) $(LLIBNMS) $(LLIBNMD) \
-lnms0 $(LSNMPLIB) $(SQLLIBS) $(DXALIBS) $(DEF_OPT) \
$(SSDBAED) $(TTLIBS) \
$(LLIBTCL) $(SNMPAGENTLIB) -lcrypt -lm
# $(LDCCOM) $(DBSNMPMAI) $(OSMMAI_STUB) $(LLIBNMI) $(LLIBNMS)
$(LLIBNMD) \
##-lnmsp -lpeer \
# -lnms0 $(LSNMPLIB) $(SQLLIBS) $(DXALIBS) $(DEF_OPT) $(SSDBAED)
##$(TTLIBS) \
# $(STATICTTLIBS)$(LLIBTCL) $(SNMPAGENTLIB) -laio -lm
In addition the variable LDFLAGS has to be modified:
LDFLAGS = -L$(LIBHOME) -L$(LIBHOME) -L$(ORACLE_HOME)/rdbms/lib
-L$(ORACLE_HOME)/network/lib
#LDFLAGS = -R$(LIBHOME) -L$(LIBHOME)
-L$(ORACLE_HOME)/rdbms/lib -L$(ORACLE_HOME)/network/lib
I haven't checked the whole functionality of dbsnmp yet, but it
now links 'about' clean. I left the original lines there for
reference.
Hope that helps.
null

Oracle intelligent agent

hi ;
os : suse sles9 sp3 Oracle 9.2.0.4
when i am trying to start oracle intelligent agent ı get this error message ;
DBSNMP for Linux: Version 9.2.0.4.0 - Production on 18-APR-2004 02:32:56
Copyright (c) 2003 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Starting Oracle Intelligent Agent.../opt/oracle/9.2.0.4/bin/dbsnmpwd:
line 156: 2927 Segmentation fault nohup $ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbsnmp $*
$DBSNMP_WDLOGFILE 2>&1
/opt/oracle/9.2.0.4/bin/dbsnmpwd: line 156: 2940 Segmentation
fault nohup $ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbsnmp $* >>$DBSNMP_WDLOGFILE 2>&1
/opt/oracle/9.2.0.4/bin/dbsnmpwd: line 156: 2952 Segmentation
fault nohup $ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbsnmp $* >>$DBSNMP_WDLOGFILE 2>&1
/opt/oracle/9.2.0.4/bin/dbsnmpwd: line 156: 2964 Segmentation
fault nohup $ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbsnmp $* >>$DBSNMP_WDLOGFILE 2>&1
how can ı solve this problem ?
Edited by: Gundem on Sep 17, 2008 3:30 AM

check this metalink notes:
Note:295385.1 - The 9.2.0.4 Intelligent Agent Does Not Start on Linux
Note:295920.1 - Agent Fails with Segmentation Fault on 9204; Patch 3238244 Will Not Apply

Is the intelligent agent mandatory ?

Hi everybody,
I want to supervise Oracle database 7.3.4.3.1 on Dynix 4.4.2 server with OEM.
I see on the OEM architecture that we need an intelligent agent on Node to supervise.
Does someone know if the intelligent agent is mandatory for OEM ?
If it is, does someone know if there is an agent available on Dynix Sequent for this version of Oracle ??
Or can we use a new version of intelligent agent to supervise the 7.3.4 Database ?
Thank you for your help
Jean-christophe

Does someone know if the intelligent agent is mandatory for OEM ?
Yes, it its mandatory for the Management Server to do its best. When you use the Intelligent Agent, the Management Server can also use an OEM toolset, which can include, Oracle Expert, Index Analyzer, Capacity Planner, which require access to the OEM repository. Without the agent running, this is not possible. The Agent works based on the SNMP protocol.
If it is, does someone know if there is an agent available on Dynix Sequent for this version of Oracle ??
I do not know. Yet you could install OEM in any platform (Windows, Unix, OpenVMS, etc) and still control your database server as needed. SNMP does this for you, and when you install OEM, you can either connect to an existing repository (in your database server) or create a new one. In 9i you have the option of having your own OEM database. I recommend Windows for OEM, even when you run a Unix database, unless you have a business constraint, it tends to be user friendly and at least for me, I typically get later versions handy in Windows NT/2000 than for Solaris or HP-UX, etc in my environment.
Or can we use a new version of intelligent agent to supervise the 7.3.4 Database ?
It is my understanding that later versions of the agent can control older versions of the database, with some contraints. You need to refer to the OEM documentation for details, as to what you need to do. I have been able to control databases from 8i (Release 2 and 3) /9i (Release 1) with earlier versions of Oracle8, namely, 8.0.3 (beta), 8,0.5, and 8.0.6, not 7.3.x. Before, I hand used a native configuration with OEM 2.x and 7.3.3 at an earlier time only.
Regards,
Anthony Noriega, MSCS, BSSE
Oracle8i Certified DBA (OCP)
[email protected]

HELP! --- Intelligent Agent installation.

Anyone can tell me how to install Intelligent Agent? I hava Oracle8i running on RH Linux6.1 but don't know what to do to install Intelligert Agent. Some doc mentioned "<Notes:97135.1>" as a resource, from Oracle's web site, about this issue, but I still don't know where to find the notes.
Please help. Thank you very much.

Just re-read your post.
For certification you need metalink:
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Release 1 (10.1.0.5) Information:
* See Note 394214.1 Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Release 1 (10.1.0.5)
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Release 1 (10.1.0.4) Information:
* See Note 343895.1 Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Release 1 (10.1.0.4)
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Release 1 (10.1.0.3) Information:
* See Note 357152.1 Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Release 1 (10.1.0.3)
I can't see your version of sun listed, but like I said I have no experience of sun.
Bazza

Intelligent Agent: trouble starting it

Hi,
I've installed Oracle8 Enterprise Edition successfully on a
Debian Potato (glibc2.1) system.
Everything works just fine, except for the Intelligent Agent.
I first tried to start it with:
lsnrctl dbsnmp_start
The errormessage I received was:
DBSNMP Discovery Error: Couldn't read file "./oracle_olympia": no
such file or directory
I changed the reference to "./oracle_olympia" in the
$ORACLE_HOME/network/agent/config/nmiconf.lst file to
$ORACLE_HOME/network/agent/tcl/init.tcl (just a guess, is this a
correct thing to do?), but then it gave me the following:
DBSNMP Discovery Error: no library has been specified for Tcl
So I got myself tcl7.5 (I was running tcl8.1.1) and copied
libtcl7.5.a to $ORACLE_HOME/network/lib/
I even put that path into /etc/ld.so.conf and did an ldconfig.
Still the same error.
In the tracefile I get:
creating package index
-<ERROR>- failed to initialize init.tcl, error 1
-<ERROR>- Tcl result:
n: transport is open
Well, I'm out of stuff to try.
Anyone have an idea on what to do?
Regards,
FoT
null

fot (guest) wrote:
: Hi,
: I've installed Oracle8 Enterprise Edition successfully on a
: Debian Potato (glibc2.1) system.
: Everything works just fine, except for the Intelligent Agent.
: I first tried to start it with:
: lsnrctl dbsnmp_start
: The errormessage I received was:
: DBSNMP Discovery Error: Couldn't read file "./oracle_olympia":
no
: such file or directory
: I changed the reference to "./oracle_olympia" in the
: $ORACLE_HOME/network/agent/config/nmiconf.lst file to
: $ORACLE_HOME/network/agent/tcl/init.tcl (just a guess, is this
a
: correct thing to do?), but then it gave me the following:
: DBSNMP Discovery Error: no library has been specified for Tcl
: So I got myself tcl7.5 (I was running tcl8.1.1) and copied
: libtcl7.5.a to $ORACLE_HOME/network/lib/
: I even put that path into /etc/ld.so.conf and did an ldconfig.
: Still the same error.
: In the tracefile I get:
: creating package index
: -<ERROR>- failed to initialize init.tcl, error 1
: -<ERROR>- Tcl result:
: n: transport is open
: Well, I'm out of stuff to try.
: Anyone have an idea on what to do?
: Regards,
: FoT
Hi again,
After some deeper research I managed to get the intelligent agent
running.
Basicly the answer is to install the tcl8.0.2.so library.
If anyone needs help to get things (Oracle 8.0.5 EE) running on a
Debian system, let me know.
Regards,
FoT
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Has Anyone gotten the Intelligent Agent to work???

I have Oracle installed and all is well except for a few minor
problems that I think the Intelligent Agent will solve. Has
anyone gotten this to work on RedHat 6.0 with Oracle
Enterprise Edition 8.0.5.1??? I was able to get it to work
under Oracle8 SE, but I need EE for the ConText Cartridge.
I have gotten to the point where I can get the dbsnmp process
running, but OEM cannot talk to it.
Please help
--Bryan
null

I'm having the same problem. Does anyone out there have a
solution?
I am running RedHat Linux 6.0 straight out of the box. The only
change I made was to set the kernel parameters according to the
release notes and recompile the kernel.
P.S. Oracle deserves our thanks for providing free developer
licenses to so many of its products, but this is the buggiest
install I've ever seen in my 12 years of working with their
products. Didn't anyone from Oracle test the install? This
problem and the zero length libnjni8.so file are the real
doozies.
I've followed the release notes and installation guide to the
letter and have found several documentation / distribution bugs
that should have leapt out at the first person who tried it.
Thorsten Khnemann (guest) wrote:
: Bryan Batchelder (guest) wrote:
: : anyone else who could not get it to compile with TCL 7.5 to
: : please at least let me know other people are having the same
: : problem.
: Same problem here, the
: "gmake -f ins_oemagent.mk agent" gives the message
: "gcc: unrecognized option
: `-R/home/oracle/run/product/8.1.5/lib/'" and hundreds
: of unresolved references.
: Tested on RedHat 6.0, egcs 1.1.2
null

8.1.7 Intelligent Agent on Redhat Linux 6.2

Hello,
Can anyone help?
My OEM fails to discover a Redhat Linux node but I can manually configure it (so the node address must be OK). When I check that the agent is running (lsnrctl dbsnmp_agent) it says that the db subagent is already running. If there is something obvious, I've probably missed it because I'm relatively new to both Oracle and Linux/Unix. Any clues, please?

I found this reply on Oracle Metalink and it worked for me (looks like agent on Linux for some reason does not use default ports:
On IA nodes, edit the snmp_rw.ora file and add the following lines :
DBSNMP.ADDRESS = (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=<ip-address>)(PORT=1748))
DBSNMP.SPAWNADDRESS = (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=<ip-address>)(PORT=
1754))
where <ip-address> is the IP-Address of the node to be discovered.
Note: ports 1748/1754 must be open for the OMS to communicate with the Agent.
The OMS starts communication on ports 1748 and 1754 to get the discovery
information from the Intelligent Agent.
The ports 1748 and 1754 are dedicated for the Intelligent Agent, and should
not be used by any other program.
Ports used by the Intelligent Agent:
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
During the discovery phase, the Communication Daemon OMS
will contact the Intelligent Agent via the ports 1748 and 1754 and retrieve
the discovery information.
Port 1748 is used for the basic communication, while the port 1754 is
used for file transfer. The communication is always initiated from the
Communication Daemon or OMS towards the Intelligent Agent.
The ports are hardcoded in the Intelligent Agent and should not be altered
in any way. The ports are referenced in the snmp_rw.ora file as:
dbsnmp.address=(address=(protocol=tcp)(host=somehostname)(port=1748))
dbsnmp.spawnaddress=(address=(protocol=tcp)(host=somehostname)(port=1754))
The meaning of the dbsnmp.address and dbsnmp.spawnaddress are solely to
determine the resolution path for the Enterprise Manager framework to get
in touch with the Intelligent Agent, and should not be used to specify
other ports.

Oracle 8i Intelligent Agent Service problem

Hi!
We successfully installed Oracle 8i (8.1.7 ee) on Intel P-IV (Xeon) server running Windows 2000 Advanced server (Service Pack 2). It was working properly until now. There was no problem in implementing the tricks useful in installation. After that, database service "OracleService<DBName>" presented problem by not automatically starting on computer startup but it was tamed by "Oradim" command added to startup folder.
All was going smoothly for about a month now but when I rebooted the server PC yesterday, the service "Oracle<HomeName>Agent" failed to start. Along with it the DataGatherer and TNSListener services also failed (Only db service OracleService<DBName> starts but very very slowly). The Windows Event Viewer descriped the problme for Agent service as ,"The Oracle<HomeName>Agent service terminated with the following error: %%3221356551 ". The Event ID is always 7023 for this error. The rest of services just don't give any error codes. It is also stated that nothing has been installed/Uninstalled on this PC in the last several days and no configration changes, in tnsnames.ora, sqlnet.ora, listener.ora, win registry has been made. The TCP/IP configration are intact and NTFS folder and file rights are properly defined.
Starting the service using "Net Start <service_name>" also failed with the message,"System error 7 has occured, Storage control blocks will be destroyed".
Searching online, I also performed some steps in correcting the problem like backup and delete all *.q, snmp_ro.ora, snmp_rw.ora, services.ora files. But to no help. The log files in Oracle_Home\network\logs also dont record the problem even after setting the trace level to Admin or 16. The Agent service simply refuses to start...
Reinstalling Oracle (over existing one, not first removing it altogether. We simply cann't do this now for data loss!!!) or just the Intelligent Agent itsself using univeral installer also fails at the end when it tries to start the intellegent Agent Service Oracle<HomeName>Agent. This time the error described is "O/S error in starting service".
Is this something to do with Xeon server coz the same Oracle 8i is installed much before than this on another P-IV server (not xeon) running the same Op system and it never presented us this problem todate. Its also worth mentioning that this problem occured before as well, on the second day we installed Oracle 8i the first time on Xeon. Since there was no data then, we simply removed oracle, cleared registry and started all over again BUT now it cann't be done.
Any help shall be highly appreciated.
With Regards, Rashid.
SeaBird505 at yahoo.com

Thanks for stopping by this thread. Problem has been resolved from another forum. Actually c:\oracle folder was accessable to administrator only, when I added 'Everyone' to the permission list as well, everything started fine. Allowing 'Everyone' to this folder is dangerous but its working for now :)

Intelligent Agent doesn't work

Hi dear colleagues,
I got a problem with the Intelligent Agent.
I installed Oracle 8i EE 8.1.5 and OEM 2.1 on Windows 2000 server. When I
try to discover the databases with OEM, OEM could only find the node, it could
not find any database. So I thought maybe the Agent got some problem. I
opened the log file nmiconf.log, the following is the message in it:
DBSNMP for 32-bit Windows: release 8.1.5 - Production on 13-MAY-02 20:04:18
Warning : Listener LISTENER defined in H:\Oracle\Ora81\network\admin\listener.ora will be skipped because, it does not have a corresponding NT service entry
Warning : Skipping OracleOraHome81TNSListener : Couldnot find corresponding listener definition in {H:\Oracle\Ora81\network\admin\listener.ora}
Warning : No Listener found for SID SIDDB1. SIDDB1 will be skipped
Warning : No Listener found for SID SIDDB3. SIDDB3 will be skipped
But I don't know where and how to create a NT service entry corresponding to
the listener LISTENER. Please help me!
Thanks!
Wendell

I think there is no problem with the intelligent agent. It seems to be a problem with your net8 configuration. I think the problem could be caused by several reasons:
1. Your listener is not configured properly: the listener.ora file should contain a valid service entry for the database (you can do this with the net8 assistant provided by oracle. Normally it should be installed by default)
2. The agent looks in the wrong listener.ora file for a service entry. So do you have more then one ORACLE_HOME and more the one listener.ora file on the node?
3. Do you have more then one network interface and are you working with more then one hostname alias? That could also cause a problem. It could be a solution to replace the hostname in the host=name part of the listener.ora file with the right!! IP adress. May be you have to test all the IP adresses of your node.

Oracle Intelligent Agent Startup Error

Whenever I try to startup the Oracle Intelligent Agent on my DB server I get
the error:
could not open emtab at /var/opt/oracle/emtab.
I am using Oracle9iR2 and have installed the complete package. I did a
search of the HD and this file does not exists anywhere..which explains why
it was not found! does anyone know what I must do to resolve this problem?
can I just ignore this error???
Note: I only want to run the agent, the EM database is not installed on this machine but a seperate machine in another location.
Thanks in advance,
Steve,

No, just the 9i R2 database + EM, we don't use AS. Maybe I can just ignore this error?? Sometimes I notice oracle gives errors which are in fact just warnings or information. not very helpful as you never know. Not sure if I can ignore this or not.
Thanks,

INTELLIGENT AGENT PROBLEM RECOVERY ON NT

제품 : ORACLE SERVER
작성날짜 : 1997-12-16
The Oracle Intelligent Agent 7.3.3 on NT is self-configuring and
requires TCP/IP fully configured on the NT system.
The Agent's startup algorithm:
When the agent is started, the startup process reads the LISTENER.ORA,
TNSNAMES.ORA and NT REGISTRY. It compares the values stored in each location.
If any discrepencies exist, the agent service will either not start
or service discovery will not occur.
Starting the Intelligent Agent:
1. Verify the Sqlnet configuration files are correct:
- All sid entries in the LISTENER.ORA must have valid TCP/IP service
descriptors defined in the TNSNAMES.ORA file.
- The TNSNAMES.ORA should not contain service descriptors for local
sides not defined in the LISTENER.ORA file.
- TCP/IP must be fully configured on the system.
2. NT 4.0: Click on START->SETTINGS->CONTROL PANEL->SERVICES.
Highlight the service ORACLEAGENT. Click on the START button.
NT 3.51: Find the MAIN program group.
Click on CONTROL PANEL->SERVICES.
Highlight the service ORACLEAGENT. Click on the START button.
***NOTE: If the 7.3.3 agent will not start, verify the OEM version
is not 1.4.
If the version is 1.4, install the 8.0.3 Intelligent Agent.
Agent troubleshooting tips:
1. Verify TCP/IP is configured correctly.
- At a dos prompt, type HOSTNAME.
This is the actual configured TCP/IP HOSTNAME of the system.
- Verify the hostname resolved by the agent. The DBSNMP.ADDRESS
parameter in the ORANT/network/snmp_rw.ora contains this
information.
If the file does not contain the actual hostname, TCP/IP is not
properly configured on the system or the network.
2. Correcting TCP/IP configuration problems:
- Edit the WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\hosts and lmhosts files.
(*NOTE: If these files have never been used, only sample files will
exist in the directory. Either rename or copy the .sam files
to just the file name with no extention.)
- Follow the example below (replace the information in brackets
with the actual host information for that system.):
HOSTS file:
<122.111.111.111> <hostname>
LMHOSTS file:
<122.111.111.111. <netbios name or hostname> #PRE
- Delete the ORANT\network\agent\*.q and SERVICES.ORA files.
(*NOTE: The *.q files hold information about jobs and events.
Do not delete these files without first removing all jobs
and events registered against this agent.)
- Delete the $ORACLE_HOME\network\admin\SNMP_RO.ORA and
SNMP_RW.ORA files.
- Restart the agent at a DOS prompt:
NET START ORACLEAGENT
3. Check the NT EVENT VIEWER->APPLICATIONS->LOG for any errors
starting the DBSNMP process.
4. Check the ORANT/NETWORK/LOG/NMICONF.LOG file for other possible
errors.
5. If using NTFS, check permissions to the \orant\network directory
structure.

Angus (guest) wrote:
: I've spent most of today trawling through these messages
looking
: for information on getting the Intelligent Agent up and
running
: on Linux, RedHat 6.0.
: I am running 8.0.5 EE with the glibcpatch installed (hopefully
: correctly, as I cannot get the README file of the FTP site).
: Everything works, the Agent even starts (2 * dbsnmp processes)
: but I cannot discover the services on my box from an NT
machine
blah-blah
I've reverted to RedHat5.2 and RedHat 5.1's version of TCL.
Everything now runs as expected.
Angus.
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Oracle Intelligent Agent Exe encountered a problem and needed to close

Whenever the server is rebooted I get the error "Oracle Intelligent Agent Executable encountered a problem and needed to close". The agent won't start, and I found a work around that included deleting files from the network/agent and admin folders, then restarting the agent. This works, however the next time the server reboots I have to go through all of this again. Any ideas why this keeps occurring?
Also, what does this agent do? I've read through some documentation and can't quite tell if I actually need it started. Do you use this agent to only remotely monitor/administer through OEM? I'm really confused and could use some insight. All my process appear to be working fine.

Because of the error message I guess you are on Windows and database version is lower than 10g (by the way it's always a good idea to tell the environment, because Oracle runs on different platforms in different versions).
... 'encountered a problem and needed to close' is generic Windows error message with millions of possible reasons. So it's not possible to find remotely a solution. You are right, Intelligent Agent is a counterpart of OEM, but outside production environments rarely needed. I recommend you change the service properties from 'automatic' to 'manual' in control panel. So it does not start at reboot time.
Werner

Oracle Intelligent Agent Service Start Error...

Hiii...
My operating system is Windows Server 2003 and I have Oracle 9.2.0.1.0 database server installed on it ...I have also DataGuard Configuration between my primary and standby sides...
Everything has been OK till this morning I restarded my primary database server from some reason and when my operating system has begun, I received an error message like
"Oracle Intelligent Agent Executable has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."
then I looked up the eventvwr and I saw the log was "Agent Process exited abnormally during initialization"
When I ran agentctl start command I received
"Service could not be started.Check agntsrvc.log for details"
My agntsrvc.log file has
-------------- [OracleOraHome92Agent] ------------
Sending initial service status..
Commandline is "C:\oracle\ora92\bin\dbsnmpwd.bat" -agent_name OracleOraHome92Agent
2. WAIT_OBJECT_0: Agent exited with retCode 0.
Agent failed to startup.
Check C:\oracle\ora92\network\log\OracleOraHome92Agent.nohup for details
My OracleOraHome92Agent.nohup has only
there is nothing meaningfull :(
Although I tried every agent recover and cleaning steps(deleting *.q files bla bla ....
restarting service)There is nothing to change
Please someone help me about it...
Thanks...

Hi,
You are in the wrong forum, this forum is for Oracle Application Express.
If you look here -
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/categoryHome.jspa?categoryID=84
You should be able to find a more appropriate forum.

Not able to start Oracle Intelligent Agent

Hi to all,
I am not able to start the Oracle Intelligent Agent. I am getting the following error.
bash-2.05$ agentctl start
DBSNMP for Solaris: Version 9.2.0.3.0 - Production on 13-OCT-2008 10:43:56
Copyright (c) 2003 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Starting Oracle Intelligent Agent...
Agent startup failed. Check /oracle/product/9.2.0.1/network/log/dbsnmp.nohup for details
---Output of dbsnmp.nohup---
bash-2.05$ more dbsnmp.nohup-----
Mon Oct 13 10:43:56 AFT 2008
Failed while initializing SNMP
Error initializing subsystems
Agent exited at Mon Oct 13 10:44:00 AFT 2008 with return value 55
Could not start agent. Initialization failure
---Output of dbsnmp.log---
bash-2.05$ more dbsnmp.log
DBSNMP for Solaris: Version 9.2.0.3.0 - Production on 13-OCT-2008 10:44:00
Copyright (c) 2003 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
System parameter file is /oracle/product/9.2.0.1/network/admin/snmp_ro.ora
Log messages written to /oracle/product/9.2.0.1/network/log/dbsnmp.log
Trace information written to /oracle/product/9.2.0.1/network/trace/dbsnmp_6030.trc
Trace level is currently 0
---Output of nmiconf.log---
bash-2.05$ more nmiconf.log
DBSNMP for SunOS 5.9: release 9.2.0.0.0 - Production on 13-OCT-08 10:43:56
Discovering services on kapttdw1 configured on host addresses {kapttdw1 kapttdw1.com loghost 192.168.100.114 applicationdb 192.168.1
00.120 kapttdw1m 10.10.100.186 kapttdw1-ce3 192.168.100.233}
Using oratab file /var/opt/oracle/oratab
Could not open emtab at /var/opt/oracle/emtab.
Can anybody tell me how to resolve this issue.
Thanks in Advance
Hashim

Check following thread..
http://kr.forums.oracle.com/forums/message.jspa?messageID=631474
and search on metalink as well. There are a lot of threads addressing this issue in various scenarios.

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