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A

accessing configuration pages, 4.1.6
Active Session History (ASH), databases, 5.2.2.1
Active Sessions Waiting page, picture of, 5.2.2.1
ADDM, 3.1
purpose of, 3.1
using, 5.2.3
viewing findings, 5.2.3
administering
databases, 5.3
hosts, 9.1.3
Linux hosts, 9.1.3.1
administrators
defining rules, 2.2.2
responsibilities today, 2.2.1
Advisor Central Home page, 5.3.15
advisors
database administration, 5.3.15
invoking, 5.3.15
versus alerts, 5.3.15
Aggregate Service service type, 6.1.1
alerts
Collaboration Suite, 8.5.5, 10.2, 11.5
initiating with AWR, 5.2
monitoring Oracle Application Server, 8.2.5.2
Oracle Application Server monitoring, 8.2.5.2
server-generated, 3.1
services, 6.4.5
versus advisors, 5.3.15
Analyze feature, services and, 6.4.7.2
application database administrator, role of in data masking, 5.4.2
Application Server
analyzing historical performance, 8.3.14
backing up, 8.4.1
cloning, 8.4.2
diagnosing performance issues, 8.3.13
extensible monitoring, 8.3.12
management, 8
managing configurations, 8.3.11
out-of-box management, 8.1.1, 8.1.1
patching, 8.4.2
recovering, 8.4.1
topology, viewing, 8.2.6
viewing topology, 8.2.6
Application Server Control, 8.1.1
for Collaboration Suite, 10.8
applying critical patches, 13.6.3.1
automated
RAC deployments, picture of, 2.2.3
Automatic Database Diagnostic (ADDM) page, picture of, 5.2.3
Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor
See ADDM
automatic restarts, RAC, 5.7.3
Automatic Storage Management (ASM), 5.3.3
Automatic Workload Repository (AWR)
databases and, 5.2
availability
definition, 6.1.1
diagnosing Collaboration Suite problems, 8.5.6, 10.4, 11.6
in services, 6.1.1
of a service, 6.2.1
services dashboard, 6.4.1
Average Active Sessions chart, databases, 5.2.1, 5.2.1

B

backing up
Application Server environment, 8.4.1
databases, 5.5.1
logical database objects, 5.6.1
backup settings, 5.5.4
baselines
change management and, 5.3.14
metric, 5.2.5.2
services and, 6.4.5
BEA WebLogic, 9.2.1
extensions to Grid Control, 2.3.1
picture of Server Cluster page, 2.3.1
Beacons
Collaboration Suite, 8.5.3.1, 10.1.1, 11.3.1
services and, 6.1.1
benefits of
Oracle Grid, 2
Oracle Grid Control, 2
BIG-IP
see load balancer switches
blocking sessions, hang analysis feature, 5.2.5.4
business metrics, services and, 6.2.3
business needs and Grid Control, 2.1.1

C

change management, 5.3.14
Client Configuration Collection Tag, 4.1.5.2
client configurations, 4.1.5
Client System Analyzer (CSA), 10.5
client configurations, 4.1.5
deployed independently, 4.1.5.2
in Grid Control, 4.1.5.1
cloning
Application Server, 8.4.2
databases, 5.6.2
operation, 13.2.2
production database in data masking, 5.4.5
Cluster Cache Coherency page, picture of, 5.7.1
cluster cache coherency, RAC, 5.7.1
cluster interconnects, 5.7.2
Cluster Interconnects page, picture of, 5.7.2
Collaboration Suite
administration for instances, 10.8
Application Server Control for, 10.8
Beacons and, 10.1.1
collecting and using configuration data, 10.5
configuring services, 10.1.1
deployment, 10.1
diagnosing problems, 8.5.6, 10.4, 11.6
Grid Control features for use with, 8.5.7, 10.7, 11.7
monitoring and alerts, 8.5.5, 10.2, 11.5
monitoring services, 8.5.3.6, 10.1.1.1, 11.3.2
reports, 10.6
Root Cause Analysis, 8.5.4, 10.3, 11.4
service topology, 10.1.1
services, 10.1.1
services dashboard, 10.1.1
systems, 10.1.2
Collaboration Suite Service Home page, picture of, 10.1.1
Collaboration Suite Service Topology page, picture of, 10.1.1.1
collected configurations for targets, 4.1.1
comparing configurations, 4.1.3, 5.6.4
configuration pages, accessing in Grid Control, 4.1.6
configurations
client, 4.1.5
Client System Analyzer (CSA), 4.1.5
comparing, 4.1.3, 5.6.4
features, databases, 5.3.2
hardware and software, 4.1
managing, 8.3.11
searching an enterprise, 4.1.4.2
using database configuration features, 5.3.2
viewing for an enterprise, 4.1.4.1
configuring
collected configurations for targets, 4.1.1
hardware and software, 4.1
services for Collaboration Suite, 10.1.1
software, reducing time with provisioning tools, 2.2.3
controlling distribution of resources, 5.3.6
converting
dictionary-managed tablespace, 5.3.5
single instances to RAC, 5.3.4
crash recovery, 5.5.2
Create Service page, picture of, 5.7.3
creating
database forms, 6.4.8
masking definition, 5.4.3
systems, 6.3.1, 6.3.1
creating guest virtual machines, 14.4.3
critical patch advisories, 13.6.2
managing, 13.6.3
providing, 5.6.5
Critical Patch Facility, 13.6
Critical Patch metadata, downloading, 13.6.3.1

D

dashboard
Collaboration Suite and, 10.1.1
definition and function, 2.1.1
picture of services dashboard, 2.1.1
services, 6.4.1
Data Guard, overview of, 5.5.6
data masking
Add Columns page, 5.4.8
Add Dependent Columns page, 5.4.9
adding columns to a masking definition, 5.4.6
application database administrator, role of, 5.4.2
Canadian social insurance numbers, 5.4.7.2
cloning the production database, 5.4.5, 5.4.10
Create Masking Definition page, 5.4.8
creating masking definition, 5.4.3
Data Masking Definitions page, 5.4.8
Define Column Mask page, 5.4.8, 5.4.11
Define Group Mask page, 5.4.8
defining new formats, 5.4.6
description, 5.4
DM_FMTLIB package, installing, 5.4.7.3
exporting and importing definitions, 5.4.12
information security administrator, role of, 5.4.2
ISBN numbers, 5.4.7.2
major task steps, 5.4.5
mask format libraries, description of, 5.4.3
masking definitions, description of, 5.4.3
masking format templates, using, 5.4.6
North American phone numbers, 5.4.7.2
other Oracle security products, 5.4.13
patterns of format definitions, 5.4.7.1
post-processing functions, 5.4.6
predefined masking formats, using, 5.4.7
primary key, 5.4.3
recommended workflow, 5.4.4
Script Generation Results page, 5.4.8
security administrator, 5.4.3
social security numbers, 5.4.7.2
staging region, 5.4.4
UPC numbers, 5.4.7.2
use cases, 5.4.12
user-defined functions, 5.4.6
workflow, 5.4.4
data, hiding with data masking, 5.4
Database Control and Grid Control, comparisons of, 5.1.1
Database Home page
features and information shown, 5.1.2
picture of, 5.1.2
Database Performance page, picture of, 5.2.1
Database Resource Manager, 5.3.6
databases
Active Session History (ASH), 5.2.2.1
ADDM, 5.2.3
administering, 5.3
administration, 5.3
advisors, 5.3.15
Automatic Storage Management (ASM), 5.3.3
Average Active Sessions chart, 5.2.1, 5.2.1
backing up, 5.5.1
backup and recovery settings, 5.5.4
change management, 5.3.14
cloning, 5.6.2
converting dictionary-managed tablespace, 5.3.5
converting single instance to RAC, 5.3.4
Data Guard overview, 5.5.6
Database Resource Manager, 5.3.6
diagnosing performance problems automatically, 5.2.3
Export to Files feature, 5.6.1
flashback recovery, 5.5.3
hang analysis feature, 5.2.5.4
historical SQL, 5.2.4.2, 5.2.4.3
home page, 5.1.2
Home Page capabilities, 5.1.2
Host chart, 5.2.1
Import from Database feature, 5.6.1
indexes and data retrieval, 5.3.10
instance activity, 5.2.4.2
Instance Disk I/O chart, 5.2.1
Instance Throughput chart, 5.2.1
Load Data from File feature, 5.6.1
maintaining, 5.5
management, introduction, 5.1
managing
materialized views, 5.3.13
objects, 5.3.10
restore points, 5.5.5
users and privileges, 5.3.12
Memory Access Mode, 5.2.5.3
metric baselines, 5.2.5.2
Monitor Export and Import Job feature, 5.6.1
monitoring, 5.2
optimizing performance, 5.3.1
Oracle Streams, 5.6.3
patching software, 5.6.5
recovery, 5.5.2
Recovery Manager (RMAN), 5.5.1
scheduling jobs, 5.3.8
schemas, working with, 5.3.9
Segment Advisor, 5.3.10
services, cluster-managed, 5.7.3
session details, viewing, 5.2.2.1.2
software patching, 5.6.5
SQL details, viewing, 5.2.2.1.1
top activity, viewing, 5.2.2.2
top consumers of system resources, 5.2.4.1
Topology Viewer, 5.2.5.1
tracking statistics to improve performance, 5.3.7
transporting tablespaces, 5.6.2
using configuration features, 5.3.2
views, 5.3.10
wait class drill-downs, 5.2.2.1
XML features, 5.3.11
Dell PowerEdge Linux hosts, 9.1.1.9
deploying software, reducing time with provisioning tools, 2.2.3
deployments
applying critical patches, 13.6.3.1
Client Configuration Collection Tag, 4.1.5.2
Client System Analyzer (CSA), 4.1.5.2
Collaboration Suite, 10.1
Critical Patch Facility, 13.6
Linux host patching, 13.6.5
Management Repository, 4.1.1
managing critical patch advisories, 13.6.3
managing for hosts, 9.1.3.5
patching, 13.6
patching Oracle software, 13.6.2
diagnosing
Collaboration Suite problems, 8.5.6, 10.4, 11.6
performance issues, Application Server, 8.3.13
performance problems automatically, 5.2.3
performance problems interactively, 5.2.1, 5.2.2
service problems, 6.5
slow or hung systems, 5.2.5.3
Web application problems, 6.5.2
diagnostics
Request Performance Diagnostics feature, 6.5.2.2
dictionary baseline, 5.3.14
dictionary-managed tablespace, converting, 5.3.5
directory monitoring, 9.1.1.8
Distributed Configuration Management (DCM), 8.1.1, 10.8
documentation, getting from OTN, 3.1
downloading Critical Patch metadata, 13.6.3.1

E

EMC SMARTS integration with Grid Control, 2.3.2
emergency patching, 13.6.5.2
End-User Performance Monitoring feature, 6.4.7.2
enterprise configuration, 4.1.4
hardware, 4.1.4.1
predefined searches, 4.1.4.2
searching, 4.1.4.2
user-defined searches, 4.1.4.2
viewing, 4.1.4.1
Execute Host Command page, description of, 9.1.3.2
Export to Files feature, 5.6.1
exporting files, 5.6.1
extended application server management, 2.1.1
extending Enterprise Manager
lifecycle stages for plug-ins, 3.6
extensible monitoring, 8.3.12

F

F5
see load balancer switches
figures
Active Sessions Waiting Page, 5.2.2.1
Automated RAC Deployments and Extensions, 2.2.3
Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor Page, 5.2.3
Cluster Cache Coherency Page, 5.7.1
Cluster Interconnects Page, 5.7.2
Collaboration Suite Service Home Page, 10.1.1
Collaboration Suite Service Topology Page, 10.1.1.1
Consolidated Dashboard View of Multiple Services, 6.4.1
Create Service Page, 5.7.3
Database Home Page, 5.1.2
Database Performance Page, 5.2.1
Historical SQL Page, 5.2.4.3
Host Configuration Page, 4.1.2
Host Hardware Details Page, 9.1.1.5
Host Home Page, 9.1.1.1
Host Operating System Details Page, 9.1.1.4
Host Performance Page, 9.1.1.2
Host Storage Details Page, 9.1.2
Instance Activity Page, 5.2.4.2
Metric Baselines Page, 5.2.5.2
Monitoring BEA WebLogic, 2.3.1
Monitoring the Performance of Your Deployed J2EE Applications, 8.2.5.2
Monitoring Top JSPs for a J2EE Application, 8.3.13
Monitoring Top Servlets for a J2EE Application, 8.3.13
Oracle System Monitoring Dashboard, 8.2.7
Searching for Patches, 2.2.4
Service Topology Page, 6.4.3
Services Dashboard Showing Multiple Services, 2.1.1
Session Details Page, 5.2.2.1.2
SQL Details Page, 5.2.2.1.1
System Home Page, 6.3.2
System Topology Page, 6.4.2
Top Consumers Top Modules Page, 5.2.4.1
Topology for SQL Details Plan, 5.2.5.1
file monitoring, 9.1.1.8
flashback recovery, 5.5.3
forms transactions, 6.4.8.1

G

Generic Service service type, 6.1.1
Grid Control
ability to eliminate costs and errors, 2.2.1
accessing configuration pages, 4.1.6
administrators and, 2.2.2
application server management, 8.1.2
Client System Analyzer, 4.1.5.1
compared with Database Control, 5.1.1
extensions and plug-ins, 2.3.1
functionality in Release 2, 2.1.1
leveraging for Collaboration Suite, 8.5.7, 10.7, 11.7
log file monitoring, 9.1.1.6
lower management costs and, 2.2
managing host deployments, 9.1.3.5
monitoring hosts, 9.1.1
third-party management, 9.2
Guaranteed Restore Point, 5.5.5
guest virtual machine, 14.1
guest VM server, 14.1

H

hang analysis, for hung systems, 5.2.5.4
hardware
configuration, collecting information, 4.1
enterprise configuration, 4.1.4.1
monitoring, Dell PowerEdge, 9.1.1.9
hiding data using data masking, 5.4
High Availability Oracle Clusterware, 5.7.4
Historical SQL page, picture of, 5.2.4.3
historical SQL, databases, 5.2.4.2, 5.2.4.3
Host chart, databases, 5.2.1
Host Configuration page
description of, 9.1.1.3
picture of, 4.1.2
Host Hardware Details page
description of, 9.1.1.5
picture of, 9.1.1.5
Host Home page
description of, 9.1.1.1
picture of, 9.1.1.1
host management feature, 9.1
Host Operating System Details page
picture of, 9.1.1.4
Host Performance page
description of, 9.1.1.2
picture of, 9.1.1.2
Host Storage Details page
description of, 9.1.2
picture of, 9.1.2
hosts
administration, 9.1.3
Dell PowerEdge Linux, 9.1.1.9
Execute Host Command page, description of, 9.1.3.2
executing host commands remotely, 9.1.3.2
Host Configuration page
description of, 9.1.1.3
Host Hardware Details page
description of, 9.1.1.5
Host Home page, description of, 9.1.1.1
Host Performance page, 9.1.1.2
Host Storage Details page, description of, 9.1.2
Linux host patching, 13.6.5
Linux hosts administration, 9.1.3.1
managing deployments, 9.1.3.5
monitoring, 9.1.1
Operating System Details page
description of, 9.1.1.4
Program Resource Utilization page, 9.1.1.7
Remote File Editor page, 9.1.3.4
remote host target, 9.1.3.4
running operating system commands for, 9.1.3.3
storage resource tracking, 9.1.2
HP OpenView Operations integration with Grid Control, 2.3.2
HTTP Server session volumes, 8.2.5.2

I

IBM WebSphere, 9.2.1
extensions to Grid Control, 2.3.1
Import from Database feature, 5.6.1
importing files, 5.6.1
indexes, data retrieval performance and, 5.3.10
Information Publisher
patches and, 13.6.2
information security administrator, role of in data masking, 5.4.2
installing software, reducing time with provisioning tools, 2.2.3
Instance Activity page, picture of, 5.2.4.2
instance activity, databases, 5.2.4.2
Instance Disk I/O chart, databases, 5.2.1
Instance Througput chart, databases, 5.2.1
integration with non-Oracle solutions, 2.3.2
Interactive Transaction Tracing, slow performance and, 6.5.2.1
IP traffic controllers, 9.2.3
IT infrastructure performance, 2.1

J

J2EE application responsiveness, monitoring, 8.2.5.2
JBoss, 9.2.1
Job System for hosts, 9.1.3.3
jobs
Job System for hosts, 9.1.3.3
predefined tasks, 3.3
purpose of, 3.3
scheduling, 5.3.8

L

Linux
host patching, 13.6.5
host patching groups, 13.6.5.2
load balancer switches
F5 Networks, 9.2.4
F5 server load balancers, extensions of, 2.3.1
Load Data from File feature, 5.6.1
log file monitoring, 9.1.1.6

M

maintaining databases, 5.5
backups, 5.5.1
Data Guard, 5.5.6
flashback recovery, 5.5.3
managing restore points, 5.5.5
recovery, 5.5.2
management
Oracle Application Server instances, 8.1.2
out-of-box using application server control, 8.1.1, 8.1.1
third-party, 9.2
Management Plug-ins
extensions and, 2.3.1
introduction, 2.3.1
Management Repository, 4.1.1
deployments and, 4.1
managing
backups, 5.5.1
configurations, 8.3.11
critical patch advisories, 13.6.3
database objects, 5.3.10
databases, Home page, 5.1.2
hosts, 9.1
materialized views, 5.3.13
patches, 2.2.4
restore points, 5.5.5
storage objects, 5.3.1
systems, 6.3
third-party targets, 9.2
users and privileges, 5.3.12
mask format libraries, 5.4.3
masking definitions, 5.4.3
credit card numbers, 5.4.7.2
master server, 14.1
materialized views, managing, 5.3.13
media recovery, 5.5.2
Memory Access Mode, performance issues and, 5.2.5.3
metric baselines, 5.2.5.2
Metric Baselines page, picture of, 5.2.5.2
metrics
metric baselines, 5.2.5.2
performance and usage of services, 6.2.2
Micromuse integration with Grid Control, 2.3.2
modeling business applications using services, 6.2
Monitor Export and Import Job feature, 5.6.1
monitoring
business applications using services, 6.2
Collaboration Suite, 8.5.5, 10.2, 11.5
databases, 5.2
end-user performance, 6.4.8.2
extensible, Application Server, 8.3.12
files and directories, 9.1.1.8
hardware for Dell PowerEdge systems, 9.1.1.9
hosts, 9.1.1
log files, 9.1.1.6
Oracle Application Server, 8.2.5.2
Program Resource Utilization page, 9.1.1.7
RAC, 5.7
services, 6.4
services for Collaboration Suite, 8.5.3.6, 10.1.1.1, 11.3.2
systems, 6.3.2
templates for services, 6.2.5
Web application services, 6.4.7
Monitoring Templates feature
for services, 6.2.5
My Oracle Support
advisories on patches

N

NetApp Filers
extensions of, 2.3.1
Network Appliance Filer, 9.2.3
new functionality in Grid Control Release 2, 2.1.1
notifications services, 6.4.5

O

object privileges, 5.3.12
objects
dictionary baseline, 5.3.14
managing, 5.3.10
offline patching, 13.6.2
online patching, 13.6.2
OPatch, 4.1.4.1
Operating System Details page, description of, 9.1.1.4
optimizing
database performance, 5.3.1
performance in RAC, 5.7.1
Oracle
Application Server
historical performance, 8.3.14
instances, 8.1.2
monitoring, 8.2.5.2
Web Cache, 8.2.5.2
Clusterware, 5.7.4
Clusterware Registry, 5.7.4
Dynamic Monitoring Service (DMS), 8.1.1, 10.8
Grid Control, benefits of, 2
home credentials, patching and, 13.6.2
Management Agent, 8.2.5.2
Management Agent, configurations and, 5.6.4
patching software, 13.6.2
Process Management Notification (OPMN), 8.1.1, 10.8
Streams, overview of, 5.6.3
Technology Network (OTN), 3.1
Oracle Forms, 6.4.8
Oracle Grid Control
See Grid Control
Oracle MetaLink
See My Oracle Support
Oracle VM, 14.1
OTN and documentation, 3.1
Outlook Express mail clients, 10.5
out-of-box
management using application server control, 8.1.1, 8.1.1

P

patch management, 2.2.4
patches, searching for, 2.2.4
patching
Application Server, 8.4.2
applying critical patches, 13.6.3.1
compliance, 13.6.5.2
Critical Patch Facility, 13.6
deployment, 13.6
emergency, 13.6.5.2
information publisher, 13.6.2
Linux host patching groups, 13.6.5.2
Linux hosts, 13.6.5
offline, 13.6.2
online, 13.6.2
OPatch, 4.1.4.1
Oracle home credentials, 13.6.2
Oracle software, 13.6.2
setup, 13.6.2
shared agent patching, 13.6.2
software, 5.6.5
standalone database patching, 13.6.2
undoing, 13.6.5.2
validation, 13.6.2
performance
ADDM, 5.2.3
analyzing historical, 8.3.14
charts for services, 6.4.6
diagnosing Collaboration Suite problems, 8.5.6, 10.4, 11.6
diagnosing problems
automatically, 5.2.3
interactively, 5.2.1, 5.2.2
with top reports, 8.3.13
for services, 6.1.1
hang analysis feature, 5.2.5.4
historical SQL, 5.2.4.2, 5.2.4.3
Host Performance page, description of, 9.1.1.2
increasing with indexes, 5.3.10
instance activity, 5.2.4.2
Interactive Transaction Tracing, 6.5.2.1
Memory Access Mode, 5.2.5.3
metric baselines, 5.2.5.2
metrics, services and, 6.2.2
optimizing, 5.3.1
optimizing in RAC, 5.7.1
Oracle Application Server, historical, 8.3.14
service management and, 6.2.2
services dashboard, 6.4.1
session details, viewing, 5.2.2.1.2
SQL details, viewing, 5.2.2.1.1
top activity, viewing, 5.2.2.2
top consumers of system resources, 5.2.4.1
tracking statistics, 5.3.7
wait class drill-downs, 5.2.2.1
plug-ins for management, 2.3.1
post-processing functions, data masking and, 5.4.6
predefined
job tasks, 3.3
searches, enterprise configuration, 4.1.4.2
primary key, data masking and, 5.4.3
privileges
managing for users, 5.3.12
Show Grantees function, 5.3.12
provisioning Oracle VM, 14.4

R

RAC
adding cluster hosts for efficiency, 5.7
automatic restart of key components, 5.7.3
cluster cache coherency, 5.7.1
cluster interconnects, 5.7.2
cluster-managed database services, 5.7.3
converting single instances to RAC, 5.3.4
interconnects, 5.7.2
monitoring, 5.7
optimizing performance, 5.7.1
Oracle Clusterware, 5.7.4
Oracle Clusterware Registry, 5.7.4
purpose of, 5.7
tasks, 5.7
viewing current state of interfaces, 5.7.2
Voting Disk, 5.7.4
Real Application Clusters
See RAC
recovery
Application Server environment, 8.4.1
flashback, 5.5.3
settings, 5.5.4
types of, 5.5.2
Recovery Manager (RMAN), for backups, 5.5.1
regulatory compliance using masked data, 5.4.1
Remote File Editor page, 9.1.3.4
remote host target, 9.1.3.4
reports
for services, 6.4.4
Oracle Collaboration Suite, 10.6
Request Performance Diagnostics feature, 6.5.2.2
resource tracking, storage, 9.1.2
restarts, RAC, 5.7.3
restore points, managing, 5.5.5
Right to Financial Privacy Act of 1978, 5.4.1
Root Cause Analysis
Collaboration Suite, 8.5.4, 10.3, 11.4
for services, 6.1.1, 6.5.1
service failure and, 6.4.3
Topology Viewer, 6.5.1
running operating system commands, 9.1.3.3

S

Sarbanes-Oxley requirements, 5.4.1
scheduling jobs, 5.3.8
schemas
objects, materialized views, 5.3.13
working with, 5.3.9
searching
enterprise configuration, 4.1.4.2
for patches, picture of, 2.2.4
security
compliance with masked data, 5.4.1
data masking, 5.4
list of Oracle products, 5.4.13
mask format libraries, 5.4.3
masking definitions, 5.4.3
security administrator, data masking and, 5.4.3
Segment Advisor, for managing databases, 5.3.10
server-generated alerts, 3.1
Service Level Management feature, 6.2.4
service test, 6.1.1
Service Topology page, picture of, 6.4.3
service types
Aggregate Service, 6.1.1
Generic Service, 6.1.1
Web Application, 6.1.1
service, definition of, 6.1.1
service-level agreements, 6.1
services, 6.1.1
alerts, 6.4.5
Analyze feature, 6.4.7.2
availability of, 6.2.1
baselines, 6.4.5
Beacons, 6.1.1
business metrics, 6.2.3
cluster-managed database services, 5.7.3
Collaboration Suite, 10.1.1
configuring for Collaboration Suite, 10.1.1
dashboard, 6.4.1
Collaboration Suite, 10.1.1
dashboard, picture of, 2.1.1
diagnosing problems, 6.5
diagnosing Web application problems, 6.5.2
End-User Performance Monitoring feature, 6.4.7.2
failure and Root Cause Analysis, 6.5.1
forms and, 6.4.8
forms transactions, 6.4.8.1
Interactive Transaction Tracing, 6.5.2.1
introduction, 6.1
key Beacons, 6.2.1
key components, 6.2.1
key tests, 6.2.1
monitoring, 6.4
monitoring for Collaboration Suite, 8.5.3.6, 10.1.1.1, 11.3.2
Monitoring Templates feature, 6.2.5
monitoring templates for, 6.2.5
monitoring Web applications, Web application services, monitoring, 6.4.7
notifications, 6.4.5
performance and usage, 6.2.2
performance definition, 6.1.1
performance metrics, 6.2.2
performance of in charts, 6.4.6
reports for, 6.4.4
Root Cause Analysis, 6.5.1
Root Cause Analysis tool, 6.1.1
service level agreements, 6.1
service level definition, 6.1.1
Service Level Management feature, 6.2.4
service test, 6.1.1
service test-based availability, 6.2.1
Service Topology page, 6.4.3
setting service-level rules, 6.2.4
system-based availability, 6.2.1
topology for Collaboration Suite, 10.1.1
Topology Viewer, 6.3.1
transactions and, 6.4.7.1
usage definition, 6.1.1
usage metrics, 6.2.2
Web Application Management feature, 6.4.7
Services Dashboard, 6.4.1
session details, viewing, 5.2.2.1.2
setting service-level rules, 6.2.4
shared agent patching, 13.6.2
Shared Global Area (SGA), for slow or hung systems, 5.2.5.3
slow performance, Interactive Transaction Tracing and, 6.5.2.1
software configurations
collecting information, 4.1
working with, 5.6.4
Software Library, using, 13.4.4
software patching, 13.6.2
SQL
details, viewing, 5.2.2.1.1
historical, 5.2.4.2, 5.2.4.3
SQL Details page, picture of, 5.2.2.1.2
stage and apply, for patches, 13.6.2
staging region, data masking and, 5.4.4
standalone database patching, 13.6.2
standby databases, Data Guard and, 5.5.6
storage
devices, 9.2.3
objects, managing, 5.3.1
resource tracking, 9.1.2
System Home page, picture of, 6.4
System Topology page, picture of, 6.4.2
system-based availability, 6.2.1
systems
Collaboration Suite, 10.1.2
creating, 6.3.1, 6.3.1
definition of, 6.3
managing, 6.3
monitoring, 6.3.2
privileges, 5.3.12
System Topology page, 6.4.2
topologies, viewing and creating, 6.3.1
SYSUSER operations, 5.3.12

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tablespaces, transporting, 5.6.2
third-party
application servers, support for, 9.2.1
plug-ins, support for, 9.2.2
third-party management, 9.2
BIG-IP load balancer switches, 9.2.4
EMC SMARTS, 2.3.2
HP OpenView Operations, 2.3.2
Micromuse, 2.3.2
Network Appliance Filer, 9.2.3
Top Activity page, picture of, 5.2.2.2
top activity, viewing, 5.2.2.2
Top Consumers Top Modules page, picture of, 5.2.4.1
top consumers, databases, 5.2.4.1
Top J2EE Applications, 8.2.5.2, 8.2.5.2
topology
application server, 8.2.6
database, 5.2.5.1
service, 6.4.3
system, 6.4.2
Topology for SQL Details Plan, picture of, 5.2.5.1
Topology Viewer
application server, 8.2.6
database, 5.2.5.1
definition of, 6.3.1
Root Cause Analysis information, 6.5.1
service, 6.4.3
system, 6.4.2
tracking
statistics for databases, 5.3.7
storage resource allocation, 9.1.2
transporting tablespaces, 5.6.2

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undoing patching, 13.6.5.2
usage metrics, services and, 6.2.2
use cases, data masking, 5.4.12
user-defined
functions, data masking and, 5.4.6
searches, enterprise configuration, 4.1.4.2
utility server, 14.1

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viewing
enterprise configuration, 4.1.4.1
session details, 5.2.2.1.2
SQL details, 5.2.2.1.1
top activity, 5.2.2.2
views, database objects and, 5.3.10
virtual server, 14.1
virtual server pool, 14.1
Virtualization Central, 14.1.1
Voting Disk, 5.7.4

W

wait classes, databases, 5.2.2.1
Web Application Management feature, services and, 6.4.7
Web Application service type, 6.1.1
Workload Repository, database performance and, 5.3.7

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XML database features, 5.3.11

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