My name is Ludovico Caldara.
I’m a database specialist with 14 years (and counting) of experience on the full Oracle stack (Clusterware, DataGuard, RAC, ASM, EM) but I also have deep knowledge of MySQL and MSSQL. I’ve administered literally thousands of databases in big datacenters so I have developed a natural leaning to automatization, monitoring and high availability. I’m certified on Oracle (OCP 11 & 12, OCE P&T & Linux) and MySQL (OCP 5). I’ve confirmed recently my involvement in the community with the “RAC Attack 12c” project my RACSIG board membership. I’m currently working as a senior consultant for the swiss leading Oracle partner Trivadis, in Lausanne, Switzerland, where I can cultivate my passion for technology, bike, snowboard and family..
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Ludovico
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Hello,
This is WRT your post at “http://www.ludovicocaldara.net/dba/how-to-collect-oracle-application-server-performance-data-with-dms-and-rrdtool/”.
Thanks for a nice post, howerver I have some problem for which you can help.
Can you please provide me the “dms.jar” ? I want only that file, I know that it comes with Oracle Application Server but I want only that single file.
Thanks.
-Quamani
I’m sorry, I have no more OAS installations, moreover I think that I cannot distribute the file.
I suggest you to search for it directly on Oracle sites.
Best regards
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Ludovico