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Data Guard requires more database privileges than are currently granted to you. Contact your DBA for more information.
You get the error: “Data Guard requires more database privileges than are currently granted to you. Contact your DBA for more information.” When selecting primary on a production database in OEM. Here’s the permissions required.
Posted in Enterprise Manager, Oracle
Tagged EM, enterprise manager, grid control, manager, oem_monitor
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Oracle Configuration Manager database objects are not in sync
CCR returns a warning. Having re-installed oracle 11.1.0.7 from a previous 11.1.0.6 install and patch to 11.1.0.7, configuration of the CCR process returned an error. WARN: Oracle Configuration Manager database objects are not in sync withthe installed configuration collection scripts.Refer … Continue reading
Posted in Oracle Configuration Manager
Tagged and, are, Collection, Configuration, database, documentation, in, installation, installed, manager, not, objects, on, oracle, packages, reloading, scripts.Refer, sync, the, theSQL, to, WARN:, withthe
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Collection Status : Disabled by Upload Manager
emctl status agent can show that the upload manager has been disabled. Here’s why and how to get around it.
Posted in Oracle Configuration Manager
Tagged :, agent, by, Collection, Disabled, EMCTL, enterprise manager, manager, Status, Upload
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Installing or Uninstalling Java Virtual Machine.
Installing Java Virtual Machine. Here I will cover the installation and removal of JVM from the database. We’ll cover removal first since this is the only section which requires a restart of the database.
Posted in Oracle
Tagged bytesdatabase, catalog, database, enterprise, install, installation, installed, instance, integer, loading, machine, manager, packages, removal, restart, sessionspace, validjserver, validoracle, virtual, workspace
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Oracle and Virus Scanners.
For those who have windows database’s crashing regularly, it could be something as simple as a virus scanner.
