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Hi everyone..me again with some problems.. ((

Here's the deal...

I changed my computer host name and deleted database I created earlier. Then
i created new database but now, when i try to start emctl i get next error:

EM configuration issue. /oracle/10g/192.168.0.139_lx10 not found.

Deleted database was called lx10.

How can I confugure EM to use new database ?!

Thanks !

Malone

On 5 Jul, 16:10, "Malone" <davor.boko...@zg.t-com.hr> wrote:
> Hi everyone..me again with some problems.. ((
>
> Here's the deal...
>
> I changed my computer host name and deleted database I created earlier. Then
> i created new database but now, when i try to start emctl i get next error:
>
> EM configuration issue. /oracle/10g/192.168.0.139_lx10 not found.
>
> Deleted database was called lx10.
>
> How can I confugure EM to use new database ?!
>
> Thanks !
>
> Malone

Have you checked the documentation? Here is a link to the Enterprise
Manager Advanced Configuration guide:

http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B...b40002/toc.htm

Have a look through that and see how you get on. People around here
are far more likely to help someone who has done some background
reading

HTH

-g

"gazzag" <gareth@jamms.org> wrote in message
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> On 5 Jul, 16:10, "Malone" <davor.boko...@zg.t-com.hr> wrote:
>> Hi everyone..me again with some problems.. ((
>>
>> Here's the deal...
>>
>> I changed my computer host name and deleted database I created earlier.
>> Then
>> i created new database but now, when i try to start emctl i get next
>> error:
>>
>> EM configuration issue. /oracle/10g/192.168.0.139_lx10 not found.
>>
>> Deleted database was called lx10.
>>
>> How can I confugure EM to use new database ?!
>>
>> Thanks !
>>
>> Malone
>
> Have you checked the documentation? Here is a link to the Enterprise
> Manager Advanced Configuration guide:
>
> http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B...b40002/toc.htm
>
> Have a look through that and see how you get on. People around here
> are far more likely to help someone who has done some background
> reading
>
> HTH
>
> -g
>

Ok, well thanks for your help. !

About that reading...well i work in one company as systems administrator but
on windows systems. Boss tells me one day to install linux and oracle on one
server and here's the funny part - I never worked on linux and I never saw
Oracle before... )) ...So, I apologize about stupid questions but I'm in
really stupid sutiation here. I need to make it work and I dont have time to
read documentation because it's pretty urgent... ((((((( I mean, I read
it but you know... on the way...

On 5 Jul, 16:58, "Malone" <davor.boko...@zg.t-com.hr> wrote:
> Ok, well thanks for your help. !
>
> About that reading...well i work in one company as systems administrator but
> on windows systems. Boss tells me one day to install linux and oracle on one
> server and here's the funny part - I never worked on linux and I never saw
> Oracle before... )) ...So, I apologize about stupid questions but I'm in
> really stupid sutiation here. I need to make it work and I dont have time to
> read documentation because it's pretty urgent... ((((((( I mean, I read
> it but you know... on the way... - Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

That reminds me, I haven't read today's Dilbert (www.dilbert.com)

Off the top of my head, I can't help you precisely, but concentrate
your efforts on reading up about the Enterprise Manager Configuration
Assistant (emca) utility: ${ORACLE_HOME}/bin/emca

Good luck!

-g

"gazzag" <gareth@jamms.org> wrote in message
news:1183648670.250965.205900@k79g2000hse.googlegr oups.com...
> On 5 Jul, 16:58, "Malone" <davor.boko...@zg.t-com.hr> wrote:
>> Ok, well thanks for your help. !
>>
>> About that reading...well i work in one company as systems administrator
>> but
>> on windows systems. Boss tells me one day to install linux and oracle on
>> one
>> server and here's the funny part - I never worked on linux and I never
>> saw
>> Oracle before... )) ...So, I apologize about stupid questions but I'm
>> in
>> really stupid sutiation here. I need to make it work and I dont have time
>> to
>> read documentation because it's pretty urgent... ((((((( I mean, I
>> read
>> it but you know... on the way... - Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
> That reminds me, I haven't read today's Dilbert (www.dilbert.com)
>
> Off the top of my head, I can't help you precisely, but concentrate
> your efforts on reading up about the Enterprise Manager Configuration
> Assistant (emca) utility: ${ORACLE_HOME}/bin/emca
>
> Good luck!
>
> -g
>

What can I say.. I admit, situation is really funny...but not so funny
"in my skin"... I'm like, going crazy...


Well, thanks anyway...luck is excatly what i need..


If anyone else wants to help me, please do...any help is appreciated !

On 5 Jul, 17:34, "Malone" <davor.boko...@zg.t-com.hr> wrote:
> What can I say.. I admit, situation is really funny...but not so funny
> "in my skin"... I'm like, going crazy...
>
> Well, thanks anyway...luck is excatly what i need..
>
> If anyone else wants to help me, please do...any help is appreciated !- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

You know something? You are in luck. Coincidentally, I have just had
to do something similar myself. Log in as oracle, set your
environment using "oraenv" and try the following from the command
line:

$ emca -config all db

You need to supply the following information to the assistant:

Database SID: your database name
Central agent home: your oracle home ${ORACLE_HOME}
Listener port number: your listener port (default 1521)
Password for SYS user: you supplied this during install
Password for DBSNMP user: you supplied this during install
Password for SYSMAN user: you supplied this during install
Email address for notifications (optional): you can leave this blank
for now
Outgoing Mail (SMTP) server for notifications (optional): you can
leave this blank for now

HTH

-g

Malone wrote:
> "gazzag" <gareth@jamms.org> wrote in message
> news:1183648670.250965.205900@k79g2000hse.googlegr oups.com...
>> On 5 Jul, 16:58, "Malone" <davor.boko...@zg.t-com.hr> wrote:
>>> Ok, well thanks for your help. !
>>>
>>> About that reading...well i work in one company as systems
>>> administrator but
>>> on windows systems. Boss tells me one day to install linux and
>>> oracle on one
>>> server and here's the funny part - I never worked on linux and I
>>> never saw
>>> Oracle before... )) ...So, I apologize about stupid questions but
>>> I'm in
>>> really stupid sutiation here. I need to make it work and I dont
>>> have time to
>>> read documentation because it's pretty urgent... ((((((( I mean,
>>> I read
>>> it but you know... on the way... - Hide quoted text -
>>>
>>> - Show quoted text -
>>
>> That reminds me, I haven't read today's Dilbert (www.dilbert.com)
>>
>> Off the top of my head, I can't help you precisely, but concentrate
>> your efforts on reading up about the Enterprise Manager Configuration
>> Assistant (emca) utility: ${ORACLE_HOME}/bin/emca
>>
>> Good luck!
>>
>> -g
>>
>
> What can I say.. I admit, situation is really funny...but not so
> funny "in my skin"... I'm like, going crazy...
>
>
> Well, thanks anyway...luck is excatly what i need..
>
>
> If anyone else wants to help me, please do...any help is appreciated !

Check Jeff Hunter's site:
http://www.idevelopment.info/cgi/ORA...rprise_Manager
where you will find descriptions for both 10gR1 and 10gR2 how to drop/create
the control repository.
Before executing anything, however, be sure to:
1. have the necessary passwords available.
2. read the OEM Advanced Configuration Guide for your version (links
provided in Jeff's articles), so you will know what the steps suggested by
Jeff are supposed to accomplish.

HTH.

--
Jeroen