| Oracle® Enterprise Manager Configuration Change Console Release Notes 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.4) Part Number E13926-01 |
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| Oracle® Enterprise Manager Configuration Change Console Release Notes 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.4) Part Number E13926-01 |
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Configuration Change Console Release Notes
10g Release 2 (10.2.0.4)
E13926-01
October 2008
Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Change Console enhances the capabilities offered by the Configuration Management Pack mainly in the following functional areas:
Real-time change detection and control
Reconciliation of changes with Change Management Systems
Policy frameworks for compliance assessment
Out-of-box reports for compliance review
These Release Notes identify differences between the Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Change Console released as part of the Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Management Pack Release 10.2.0.4 product and documented product functionality.
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This section lists the known issues pertaining to this release.
For real-time monitoring of file changes, Configuration Change Console agent needs to be installed on the device hosting the shared file store.
For instances where this cannot be done - such as with a mapped drive on a Unix machine from a storage appliance - snapshot based monitoring can be used. Setup details are included in the Quick Start Guide.
Please refer to the above issue, which also pertains to EMC Symmetrix or Netapp Filer monitoring support.
Configuration Change Console will report every event visible to the operating system. For certain file modifications, timestamps are rounded up to the closest second, rather than displayed in milliseconds. As such, it is possible that some events may have the same timestamp, giving the appearance that the system is capturing duplicate file change events.
Configuration Change Console allows integration with Change Management Systems but currently it does not provide manual facility for marking events as authorized.
For component "SQL Server 2000 (SQL Trace)", all four available pattern types - user, sqltext, appname and host - must be selected to enable data collection. If only one pattern type is selected, no data is collected.
The current release assumes US English, and does not work properly with any other language settings.
Database creations scripts (DBCreateEE.bat or DBCreateEE.sh) fail if NLS_LANG is not set to AMERICAN_AMERICA.
To work around this issue:
Open a Sqlplus session against the gateway database logged in as gateway.
Run the following statement:
alter session set nls_language=AMERICAN
Re-launch the script that failed.
(Bug 7415574)
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