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- Oracle Database Server Discovery
- Overview
- Supported Versions
- Topology
- How to Discover Oracle Database Servers by SQL
- How to Discover Oracle Data Guard
- How to Discover Oracle TNS Names Topology
- How to Discover Oracle Database Servers- Lightweight
- Oracle Connection by Shell Job
- Oracle Connection by Shell Adapter
- Oracle Database Connection by SQL- Lightweight Job
- Oracle Connection by SQL- Lightweight Adapter
- Oracle Database Connection by SQL Job
- Oracle Connection by SQL Adapter
- Oracle TNS Names by LDAP Job
- Oracle TNS Names by LDAP Adapter
- Oracle Topology by SQL Job
- Oracle Database Topology by SQL Adapter
- Oracle Topology by SQL- Service Name Job
- Oracle Database Topology by SQL- Service Name Adapter
- Troubleshooting and Limitations – Oracle Database Server Discovery
Oracle Database Connection by SQL Job
This section includes details about the job.
ID: Oracle Connection By SQL
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Trigger query:
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CI attribute conditions:
CI
Attribute Value
IpAddress NOT IP Probe Name Is null IpServiceEndpoint IpServiceName Equal ignore case oracle
OR ServiceNames Contains oracle
This job performs the following actions:
- Gets the Oracle credentials that are specified in the Discover Probe configuration.
- Tries to connect using the specific credentials.
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If connection is successful, reports the Oracle Database with the connected credentials.
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If connection is successful, asks the database for it's primary IP and checks if this IP matches the one used for connection.
If the primary IP does not match the one used for connection, the job checks if the database is in clustered mode.
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If the IP reported by the database is reachable from the probe and it is possible to connect to it, that IP is populated to the UCMDB. Otherwise, the IP used for initial connection is populated to the UCMDB.