What to monitor on ERP EBS

hello,
I would like to know what is the Best Practices for monitoring ERP EBS?
Thank you
Ofer

Hi;
I would like to know what is the Best Practices for monitoring ERP EBS?It depends you want to monitor what? You can use
1. OAM screen
2. Oracle GRID for database
3.AMP (Getting Started with Oracle Application Management Pack and Oracle Application Change Management Pack for Oracle E-Business Suite, Release 3.1 [ID 982302.1])
Please see:
Monitoring EBS R12 in grid control
http://www.scribd.com/doc/53611247/63/Oracle-EBS-Monitor
Monitor schema in EBS 11i ?
Monitoring tool for performance focused for Ebusiness.
Regard
Helios

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My consulting Client creates a new edition of a regional newspaper every two weeks. Color is used for the 16" x 11.75" Front Page
He organizes or creates: articles, photos, ads, classified ads, the usual. He has a PC shop, and accepts stories and photos from one or more reporters.
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Thank you very much, Eric for your knowledgeable reply.
Now I have another question, this time about the 1920 x 1222 screen size. Will this wide screen form distort typefaces in my docs created on a 1280 x 1024 monitor?
Any comments on the Nvidia 460 or 480 card with the monitor you recommend?
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Bill Hill
Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2010 08:57:22 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: What size monitor is recommended?
For a limited budget, you get a fairly versatile and decent quality monitor with the Dell UltraSharp U2410. At 1920x1200 pixels, there is ample room for document windows and palettes, plus it has an IPS panel which is highly desirable for serious photo editing and other colour-critical work (such as soft-proofing – it's quite accurate once the monitor is properly calibrated and profiled with a hardware tool such as the X-Rite Eye-One Monitor 2 ).
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Pro-active Monitoring tools of EBS

Hi hussein/helios
We have exisinting EBS 11i
My boss ask me to be "proactive" in managing the system. I know she finds this word in the internet. She is just a sales person and not technical :)
She is so good in research and reading and surfing that all she finds in the internet, she pass it for me to carry out :(
Is there "proactive" monitoring tool in EBS? Have anyone of you do some "proactive" work in your EBS system?
She gave me list of things to do to be monitored "proactively".
Can you please help me validate where she found this document?
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===END===Do you have some home made scripts that handles these processes?
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MsK

Hi MSK;
I belive she is giving you nice path to develop yourself about Oracle.
Can you please help me validate where she found this document?I belive she found this from:
http://www.blackdogdzine.com/blu/managed-services.htm
Better way ask it to her ;)
Are these activity found in OAM? or OEM?For Someof future answer is yes, you can make googling to find to use benefit of OEM
I strongly suggest to check below thread for your issue:
tool for ebs
Re: Tool for managing EBusiness environments *<< Posted by Hussein Sawwan*
As you can see there are many tool avaliable,please follow thread observe tools and you can give her one other idea about choosing tool
Regard
Helios

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Boa tarde!
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Exmo Sr:. Da Rós;
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porém o meu problema com a atualização dos status persiste
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