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See Intelligent Agent.
Graphical user interface (GUI) that provides menus, toolbars, launch palettes, and the framework to allow access to Oracle tools, plus utilities available through other vendors.
Allows you to manage the Console's communication daemon.
A file which contains all the database data. A datafile can be associated with only one database.
A tool which allows you to transfer data in and out of an Oracle database.
The process of identifying services and adding them to the Oracle Enterprise Manager Navigator.
An in-memory list of information about services and nodes.
Allows you to monitor specific event conditions that occur in your network environment.
A logical unit of database storage space allocation made up of a number of contiguous data blocks.
An unscheduled job associated with a registered event by an Oracle Enterprise user. When the event the fixit job is associated with occurs, the job executes automatically to resolve the problem.
A user-definable collection of similar objects such as databases, listeners, Names Servers, or nodes that share a common location or function.
Optional structures associated with tables and clusters which provide a fast access path to the data.
Combination of the background processes and memory buffers. An Oracle instance has two types of processes: user processes and Oracle Processes.
A subset of the Oracle Enterprise Manager software which resides on a host. The Oracle Intelligent Agent executes all tasks scheduled at the console for its particular host.
A declarative method of defining a rule for a column of a table.
Provides a tree list of all the objects in a network, providing a direct view of objects such as user-defined groups, nodes, listeners, names servers, and databases, plus the objects that they contain.
A uniquely addressable computer attached to a network.
A server process that performs work for user processes and background processes that perform maintenance work for the Oracle Server.
Oracle's extensions to Tcl, including Oracle database-specific commands.
Provides a method of encapsulating and storing related procedures, functions, and other package constructs together as a unit in the database.
Defines all constructs, public and private, of the package.
Declares all public constructs of the package.
A set of SQL and PL/SQL statements grouped together to perform a specific task.
A dialog box used to specify options when creating or altering a composite instance, such as user or tablespace.
A set of files that protect altered database data in memory that has not been written to the datafiles.
A set of tables in an Oracle database.
Named groups of related privileges that are granted to users or other roles.
A portion of the database that records the actions of transactions if the transaction should be rolled back (undone). Rollback segments are used to provide read consistency, to rollback transactions, and to recover the database.
A measure of how well the software or hardware product is able to adapt to future business needs.
A named collection of schema objects, such as tables, views, clusters, procedures, and packages.
Logical structures that directly refer to the database's data. Schema objects include such structures as tables, views, sequences, stored procedures, synonyms, indexes, clusters, and database links.
A database object used to generate a serial list of unique numbers for numeric columns of a database's tables.
A specific connection of a user to an Oracle instance via a user process.
A protocol which allows administrators to manage heterogeneous systems with a single administration interface.
A table associated with the master table of a snapshot.
A read-only copy of a master table located on a remote node. It is periodically refreshed to reflect changes made to the master table.
A tool which allows you to distribute, install, and uninstall software packages on servers and clients throughout the network.
A window to enter, edit, and execute SQL and PL/SQL code. It maintains a history of issued commands for easy retrieval.
An alias for a table, view, snapshot, sequence, procedure, function, or package.
An area of memory used for database information shared by the database users.
One or logical storage units into which a database is divided. A tablespace is used to group related logical structures together.
An industry standard string processing language for issuing commands to interactive programs. Jobs and events are Tcl scripts processed by the Intelligent Agent.
A description of the interconnections and relationships in a network. Some versions of Oracle Enterprise Manager use a topology file to populate the Enterprise Manager Navigator with manageable entities.
A stored PL/SQL procedure that is implicitly started when an INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement is issued against the associated table.
A process that executes the code of an application program or an Oracle tool.
A custom-tailored presentation of the data in one or more tables. Also known as a stored query.
