Question about 10g EM w/ 2 databases

I've got 2 databases on one machine. How is EM supposed to be configured properly to see both of them?
Right now I've got 2 directories under $ORACLE_HOME/<hostname>_<SID>, one per SID.

Add the service names to OEM. You have to look for that option.
Joel Pérez

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