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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > e-Business > Oracle: Oracle9iAS Application Server Forum

is there third party tools to manage and monitor Oracle9i AS instance

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beksalur (TechnicalUser)

6 May 05 2:51

hi,
is there good third party tools to manage and monitor Oracle9i AS OC4J instances other than web based Oracle Enterprise Manager. Because OEM dosent give us detailed client session info in terms of cpu,memory usage we need a tool to assists us in those internals.

Thanks in advance.

donkeyhote (TechnicalUser)

26 Sep 05 6:09

WHy not use Ihat - Oracle's own tool this does give you up to date info on your OC4J Instances is freely downloadable can work from a browser and is easy to use.

beksalur (TechnicalUser)

6 Feb 06 1:51

thanks donkeyhote, i will check it.

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