Where is Oracle streams in OEM database control?

Hi, friends:
trying to setup streams between two instances, suppose in OEM db control I can find a GUI tool, but can not find out it where, so where is Oracle streams in OEM database control?
thanks a lot in advance.

When you say OEM database control it is not clear if you refer to the java gui OEM or the Web EM DB control console, as a de facto standard when you say OEM you refer to the 9i Java based GUI admin tool, on the other hand, when EM Control is mentioned it refers to the 10g web based admin tool.
If you mean the Java Console, you should consider reading this reference --> Using Oracle Streams to Integrate Your Data
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Posted: Sep 21, 2006 4:25 AM Reply
Hello,
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