I was unable to connect to Enterprise Manager Console for the last one week. I had tried out everything that I could search for from the web, but nothing seemed to work. I was able to start the dbconsole, connect, but it would give me a message stating "Enterprise Manager could not to connect to the database". Finally, in sheer desperation,I thought of dropping and recreating the EM. I chanced upon a well written article, by MacLochlainns, (See References below) on recreating the EM in windows. Although, I am running on Linux, I was sure, the commands would be same or similar. It turned to be the same!. In fact, I did not face any of the problems mentioned in his blog (Point # 7). Users, SYSMAN and MGMT_VIEW, the PUBLIC Synonyms setemviewusercontext & mgmt_target_blackouts and the role mgmt_user, were all automatically dropped,.
Other than that, rest of it, I just followed his instructions and I have the EM running. Thanks a lot MacLochlainns
The commands I used, are listed below:
Start the Oracle Listener and Database
emca -deconfig dbcontrol db -repos dropOnce the above command finishes, run the following one:
The emca command required me to enter Oracle SID, Listener port; passwords were keyed-in without using double or single quotes (again there was a difference between my reconfiguration and MacLochlainns web article). In other words, key-in just the passwords, encasing them within double quotes is not needed.
Finally, I accepted default values for Email notifications, Outgoing Mail Server for notifications, and I was done.
emca -config dbcontrol db -repos createImportant: Backup emkey.ora, since the database is kept in encrypted mode. If the key gets corrupted then, all the data will be lost.
once it is completed, test run it by logging onto the Enterprise Manager console.
References :-
How to reconfigure Oracle Enterprise Manager on Windows | MacLochlainns WeblogOracle's page on Enterprise Manager Configuration Assistant (EMCA)
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