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  1. 02-07-2002, 06:36 PM #1
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    Hi there,

    Is there any internal table in Oracle where it inserts all the error/warning/info messages which are there in ALERT.LOG file.

    I want to write an event based trigger so that as soon as Oracle writes into ALERT.LOG or inserts into ALERTs table (if any), I get the mail.

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    Not AFAIK, the errors don't get logged to a table. OEM does some monitoring of the alert.log file, but I think it is through the intelligent agent.
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    You can do it by shell script. grep ORA errors from the alert.log file. Put the script in cron to run every hour. I have shell script which I run daily from cron.

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    Hi Sanjay,


    We are on NT so there is no such command AFAIK like grep.

    Secondly, I want to have it event based and not periodic search in ALERT.log.

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    Originally posted by samdba
    Hi Sanjay,


    We are on NT so there is no such command AFAIK like grep.
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    Originally posted by samdba


    Secondly, I want to have it event based and not periodic search in ALERT.log.
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