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How to display Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g (OEM) alerts and reports in Nagios?

I am working on a project that requires an unobtrusive integration of OEM data into a Nagios front-end. I know there are ways to use SNMP traps to do this, but I am not completely familiar with how ...
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How do you monitor specific SQL statement of a specific user ?

We have a few standalone users here which cause high server loads for several 11.1.0.7 Oracle's. I spoke with them a few times but it seems that their queries are causing high loads and probably ...
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Is there an Oracle rdbms monitoring API?

We have about a thousand customers with our application installed out of which 500 have an oracle database. Monitoring the database is only one of the requirements. Installing Oracle Enterprise ...
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Oracle Script For Getting Long Active Sessions

Is there any script that you could provide for v$session? I seem to be encountering an issue in which my oracle active sessions are filled up. This is when I do SELECT * FROM V$SESSION WHERE STATUS = ...
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How to monitor backup jobs on Oracle 11g?

Background: I'm trying to monitor that backups run as expected on several databases. Zenoss is used to monitor most other stuff. A couple of KPIs are already monitored using Zenoss in combination ...
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Tool to monitor database data

I would like to tool that when record data changed inside all tables. so later i would get a report like table user added record - 3,user3.. deleted record - 2,user2..
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oracle monitoring db status

I am looking for a way to monitor Oracle Database status (health) via PHP script executing SQL query. There are system variables containing actual number of connection, sessions, work load, etc... ...
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How to find the latest SQL statements within the database?

I like to get the latest executed statements within my database, along with performance indicators. As such, I like to know, which SQL statements were most CPU/DISK intensive.