Oracle Enterprise Manager 101

Lars Bo Vanting (Basel, Switzerland) has been working since 1989 with development and implementation of standard systems based on relational databases and 4th generation development tools (Informix 4GL, Oracle Forms/Developer, and Oracle Designer) on UNIX and Windows platforms. He has been working with all the aspects of system development, i.e., analysis, design, programming, implementation, documentation, and user training. Today his main focus areas are database design, installation/configuration, networking, administration, tuning and server-side PL/SQL programming, on UNIX and NT systems. He also has gained much experience with the Oracle Enterprise Manager (EM) product as a tool for database monitoring and administration. Presently he works for IconMedialab Switzerland where he is CTO. Dirk Schepanek (Munich, Germany) is Product Manager in the System Management Products group, which is part of the Server Technologies Division of Oracle. He is responsible for Oracle Enterprise Manager - Oracle's Database Management toolset and framework. Since April 2000, he has been the Oracle Enterprise Manager 'evangelist' with the primary focus given to educating customers and Oracle staff across the globe.

PART I: Introduction to Oracle Enterprise Manager 1: What is Enterprise Manager? 2: Installing the Components of EM PART II: Looking at the EM Console Components 3: Introducing the Console 4: Jobs, Events, Groups, and Reporting Concepts 5: Configuration Options in the Console 6: Database Management Features and Wizards 7: Management Packs PART III: Using EM 8: Discovering Your Oracle Environment 9: Configuring Your EM Environment 10: Group Management 11: Job System 12: Event System 13: Reporting Framework 14: Database Management 15: Database Applications and Wizards 16: Managing Directory Services and Oracle Net 17: Managing Other Services 18: Running EM from a Web Browser PART IV: Other Useful Information 19: Command-Line Utilities 20: Troubleshooting Glossary