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Oracle 19c - The Server tab is missing in Enterprise Manager
I installed Oracle 19c database. I logged as System user into Enterprise Manager.
I want to create new user and set permissions to him, but the Server tab is missing. There is only Performance tab.
Can you help me, please ?
Best Answer
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Hi,
the Enterprise Manager Database Express which is delivered with Oracle Database 19c is based on Oracle JET (Javascript-Extension-Toolkit) and provides performance-reporting functionality only.
So it is intended that there is no server-tab.
You can revert back to the flash-based Enterprise Manager Database Express which was delivered with Oracle 12.1 to 18c with the SQL command (as SYS)
"@?/rdbms/admin/execemx emx"
Re-enabling the JET-based is done with "@?/rdbms/admin/execemx omx"
HTH
Markus
Answers
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Hi,
the Enterprise Manager Database Express which is delivered with Oracle Database 19c is based on Oracle JET (Javascript-Extension-Toolkit) and provides performance-reporting functionality only.
So it is intended that there is no server-tab.
You can revert back to the flash-based Enterprise Manager Database Express which was delivered with Oracle 12.1 to 18c with the SQL command (as SYS)
"@?/rdbms/admin/execemx emx"
Re-enabling the JET-based is done with "@?/rdbms/admin/execemx omx"
HTH
Markus
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It works perfectly.
Thank you very much.
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You're welcome.
Please do not forget to mark your question as "answered" - thank you.
Markus
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HI,
please help me to solve this problem, in fact i have the same problem as scervenka, i have to execute the command "@?/rdbms/admin/execemx omx " ; but it does not work it gives me this results :
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Obviously, you try to run a script against a database instance which is not up and running.
(Read the error messages: "ORA-1034 Oracle not available")
Are your OS-environment settings (ORACLE_SID, ORACLE_HOME) correct and is the instance up and running?
Regards
Markus
P.S. And do not forget to change your display name as described in https://community.oracle.com/welcome
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yes OS-environment settings (ORACLE_SID, ORACLE_HOME) is correct , thus instance up and running ,
Can you help me, please ?
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I checked everything, and the whole configuration is as it should;
and still the same problem ,
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I'm sorry, but according to the messages you had posted, your database instance is not running, which contradicts your statement "everything is as it should".
And I've never seen Oracle reporting "ORA-1034" although everything is OK.
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yes you are right sir, I had an error on the scipt of database instance,
problem solved,
thank you very much.
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Hi Markus,
if flash is off (will be turned off in 2020),
what way, for example, how to create a user and set permissions, via UI, of course ?
Thank you in advance for your answer.