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Usage of nmosudo

edited Oct 27, 2011 2:41AM in Enterprise Manager Generic (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered
Hi all,

maybe you can help me with the following question:

Our DBA team would like to run simple SQL scripts on a set of databases (running on Sun Solaris) from Oracle Grid Control 10.2.0.5; e.g. scheduled via job.
For this we have to enter not only database also host credentials. We manage the databases on Unix via sudo to "oracle" and the "oracle" password is not known.

According to the documentation nmosudo can be used for this purpose. I have asked our OS specialist to add nmosudo to the sudoers file for my OS user. Now I have the following entry in my sudo -l

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