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Hans Forbrich
 
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Default Re: OMLETv4 The Ultimate Visual Real Time Oracle Monitoring Tool - 06-25-2004 , 11:36 PM






omlet (AT) omlet (DOT) org wrote:

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omlet v4) wrote in message Dear DBA,

You are cordially invited to test and review our windows native and
100% pure Java Oracle 9i/8i Monitoring Application (OMLET). OMLET is
the Ultimate Visual Real Time Oracle Monitoring Tool. As the
leading expert in your field, your opinion is highly valued and your
feedback is very appreciated. We would like to encourage you to distribute
copies of OMLET to your associates and fellow DBAs. Omlet can be
downloaded from:

http://www.geocities.com/teraknowled.../download.html

or any of many mirrors worldwide:

http://www.iboogie.com/search?q=omlet+oracle

Thank you for your time and participation.


Cheers,

Amjad Daoud, OCP
The OMLET Team Lead
Tera Knowledge Systems, Inc.
Just curious - in your words, what is in this 'complete monitoring package'
that is not in Oracle Enterprise Manager?

My assumption here is that I want a background monitor tool that will advise
me (mail/page) when I need to take action, not something pretty to watch.
Based on what I saw from your site, the documentation I'd seen, and the
screen shots, the value-add simply does not jump out to me.

Further assumption is that I have gotten over the need to manage by ratio -
which, with your expertise, you know has not been core tuning technology
since Oracle 7.

<off topic>
An aside, related to social dynamics: I find it very irritating to see any
cross, or multi-posts. I interpret that as a sign that the poster either
is immature in the use of internet newsgroups, or does not respect me and
my resources. My usual response to people who do not have any respect for
me is to return the favor, generally by ignoring them. Since some cultures
do not interact the same way mine does, I offer some indication how
interaction could happen. Misquoting Heinlein - "courtesy is the only
thing available to grease society - which normally does not work well at
the best of times."

In light of this, and as a courtesy to others, I have removed cdo.server and
cdo.tools from the response as this discussion is not relevant to those
groups.
</off topic>

/Hans


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Default Re: OMLETv4 The Ultimate Visual Real Time Oracle Monitoring Tool - 06-28-2004 , 09:51 AM






Hans Forbrich wrote:

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Just curious - in your words, what is in this 'complete monitoring
package' that is not in Oracle Enterprise Manager?
Many thanks for the [lack of] response.

It's been over 48 hours. Since you are responding to others, you must have
had an opportunity to review and think about my question.

And since you advertise yourself as quite knowledgeable in Oracle
technology, I feel safe in concluding that even you do not find any
value-add for this in an environment that has standardized on OEM.

Have to admit, it is both pretty to look at and appears to be a seriously
significant piece of coding. Not 'specially useful, but definitely pretty.

/Hans

<sotto voce>
That said, I asked a fair tech question and offered an opportunity to
respond in the tech forums. I now await the rebuttal, expecting that to be
insult-laden and diversionary.
</sotto voce>



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Default Re: OMLETv4 The Ultimate Visual Real Time Oracle Monitoring Tool - 06-28-2004 , 02:21 PM



Hans Forbrich <forbrich (AT) yahoo (DOT) net> wrote

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Hans Forbrich wrote:

Just curious - in your words, what is in this 'complete monitoring
package' that is not in Oracle Enterprise Manager?

Many thanks for the [lack of] response.

It's been over 48 hours. Since you are responding to others, you must have
had an opportunity to review and think about my question.

And since you advertise yourself as quite knowledgeable in Oracle
technology, I feel safe in concluding that even you do not find any
value-add for this in an environment that has standardized on OEM.

Have to admit, it is both pretty to look at and appears to be a seriously
significant piece of coding. Not 'specially useful, but definitely pretty.

/Hans

sotto voce
That said, I asked a fair tech question and offered an opportunity to
respond in the tech forums. I now await the rebuttal, expecting that to be
insult-laden and diversionary.
/sotto voce
sorry Hans for ignoring you.

I would leave this to satisfied OMLET users. I would like you to be
more constructive and tell me what would like to have in OMLETv5? be
creative; give us 6 months; and we will deliver.


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