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• param16 = ..\WEB-INF\lib\profiler-poller-4.9.2.jar;..\WEB-INF\lib\profiler-

commons-4.9.2.jar; [shortened for example ]..\..\..\common\lib\profiler-jni-

4.9.2.jar;..\WEB-INF\lib\ojdbc14.jar;

Linux / Solaris installation:

1. Modify <server install path>\bin\poller.sh and add this string to the end of the

CLASSPATH: :..\WEB-INF\lib\ojdbc14.jar

For example:

Before:

• CLASSPATH="../WEB-INF/lib/profiler-poller-4.9.3-SNAPSHOT.jar: [

shortened for example] :../../../common/lib/profiler-jni-4.9.3-

SNAPSHOT.jar

After:

• CLASSPATH="../WEB-INF/lib/profiler-poller-4.9.3-SNAPSHOT.jar: [ shortened

for example] :../../../common/lib/profiler-jni-4.9.3-SNAPSHOT.jar:..\WEB-

INF\lib\ojdbc14.jar"

2. Start the STM Server Poller service.

3. Go to Settings> All Devices> to configure the Application Oracle

Device to set up the Oracle database within STM.

Configuring an Oracle Device

To Configure an Oracle Device:

On the New Device page, provide the appropriate values for the following fields:

• Server IP Address: Type the IP Address of the machine where the

Oracle server is running

• Device Display Name: Type a descriptive name for the Oracle device

(ex: Oracle NY1)

• Oracle Database Name: Type the Oracle database instance (SID) that

you want to monitor

• Oracle Login Name*: Type the Oracle user login. This user login should

be able to query the system and V$ tables

• Oracle Login Password*: Type the password for the specified user.

• Active: Do not clear this check box, doing so will stop information

collection from the device

• Device Groups: Optional - if you have configured groups, you can add

this device to them by clicking the group name

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