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Installing and Configuring on Windows Environments 9. The /opt/egurkha/lib directory (in Windows, this will be /lib directory) in an agent host, consists of a file named sybmon.sql. This file comprises of 3 stored procedures, namely: sp_egmonitor, sp_eglockdetails, sp_egmonitor_dd. When these procedures are executed on the Sybase server, they enable the Sybase-specific tests to collect the required measures from the server. Towards this end, the setup will now perform the following tasks: Pick the three procedures from the /opt/egurkha/lib directory Log into the Sybase server using the sa login password provided earlier Install the procedures on the Sybase server The following messages indicate the installation attempts: Installing the procedure sp_egmonitor. . . Granting permissions. . Installing the procedure sp_eglockdetails. . . Granting permissions. . Installing the procedure sp_egmonitor_dd... Granting permissions. . 10. Once all the three procedures are successfully installed, setup will display the following message: Installation has succeeded 11. Subsequently, when the Sybase related tests are configured (using the special user’s name and password) and executed, the tests in turn, will run the installed procedures on the Sybase server, and collect the necessary statistics. Note: When the eG Sybase Monitor is in use in an environment, ensure that no other Sybase monitoring solution is used simultaneously, as this can sometimes cause both solutions to report incorrect metrics. 3.23.4 Configuring Oracle Forms Servers In order to ensure that the eG agents monitor Oracle Forms servers, the tracing capability of a Forms server must be enabled. Enabling tracing allows the Forms run time process (ifweb90.exe) to generate log files for every user session to the Forms server, and store them in the trace and em directories in the //. These directories are created when a Forms server is installed in a host. The log files that are stored in these directories contain critical performance metrics pertaining to all the Forms applications executed by a particular Forms servlet deployed on the Forms server. These metrics are later analyzed and processed by the eG agent and displayed in the eG monitor interface. To enable tracing, first, install the eG agent, and then, follow the steps given below: 1. Execute the Forms9i configuration tool that is bundled with the eG agent, using the following menu sequence (see Figure 3.314): 375
Installing and Configuring on Windows Environments Figure 3.314: Selecting the Configure Forms9i option 2. Upon execution, the Forms 9i configuration tool will display the following options: Enter your choice 1. Configure forms server 2. Remove forms server Configuration 3. Quit >1 eG Oracle Forms9i Configuration tool To configure the Forms server, choose option 1 by entering 1 against the ‘>’ symbol. 3. Setup will now request you to specify the whole path to the location of the Oracle 9i application server installed on the host. Please enter the Oracle home location for the Forms Server: c:\ora9ias 4. Next, specify the install directory of the Oracle Forms server. Please enter the Forms working directory: c:\ora9ias\Forms90 5. To enable tracing, specify the location of the config file (*.cfg) associated with the Forms servlet that executes the Forms applications to be monitored. Please enter the location of the Forms configuration file: c:\ora9ias\Forms90\server\forms90demo.cfg If the config file was not created or is not available in the specified path, the following error message will appear: The specified configuration file does not exist 376
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