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admin on August 4th, 2010

I’ve wrote Postbix as a fork of Orabbix but this is to monitor PostgreSQL. this mean that PostBix has the same features of Orabbix: Connection Pool Multithread Don’t has limits on number of monitored databases Is opensource and released under GPL and all the other features that every Orabbix user know It’s just a pre-release […]

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admin on July 26th, 2010

Orabbix 0.9.2 is out! On this release: Added more information on error that should be really appreciate in case of problem with configuration files,logfiles are more verbose, or better should be easily understandable. Added a features that send “0” (zero) or the values NoDataFound when a database is not available so you will see HIT/Ratio […]

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In a large enviroment like we are there are many groups that use zabbix and it’s used as first level infrastructure monitor and for an indeep and storicized monitor. Nowdays people that monitor the first level of infrastructure are used to look the “Dashboard” that is really useful to have a “qualitative” view of the […]

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admin on July 19th, 2010

I’ve implemented this easy way to keep monitored the health of your standby’s databases. I use this because you don’t have a way to check if there is a block corruption on standby databases until they became essential for your disaster recovery. i use rman on each standby database: on a .bat program set ORACLE_SID= […]

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admin on July 16th, 2010

This post is for all that continue to have problem with “dot” and “comma” on query. I mean for all that have result from query with “.” and “,” excanged please try this way: add an option to jvm: -Duser.language=en_US or apply this other one option: -Duser.language=enĀ -Duser.country=US I say that because seems that there is […]

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