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Querying or modifying Oracle Monitor configuration properties

The System Management Console displays administrative and operational states, as well as snapshot alarm information. Administrative state information reflects the condition of the application being monitored. For details about alarm monitoring, see “Alarm monitoring” on page 34.

From the System Management Console

1Open the Components folder, and select the root level Oracle Monitor component.

Information displays in the GIA pane. See Figure 4, “Oracle Monitor: General Information Area (GIA) pane,” on page 42.

2To query the configuration properties of a Oracle Monitor component, right-click the root level Oracle Monitor component for the primary database or secondary database you want to query and click Query.

The Query Oracle Monitor dialog box displays the properties.

3To modify the configuration properties of a Oracle Monitor component, do the following:

a Right-click the root level Oracle Monitor component and click Lock to lock the component while you modify the settings.

b A confirmation dialog box prompts you to confirm that you want to lock the Oracle Monitor. Click Yes.

Note: Locking the Oracle Monitor has no effect on the component being monitored (in this case the primary or secondary database).

cRight-click the root level Oracle Monitor component and click Modify.

dModify the properties as required and click OK.

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