DOWNLOAD: EVNT - Event Monitoring System

EVNT is an event monitoring framework that has been developed to accommodate 
hardcore DBAs that depend on sqlplus and UNIX programming environment to 
administer and monitor Oracle Database and Oracle Applications. You don't need 
fancy JAVA applet that will fail when you need it the most at 3AM after a 26 
hour gig. EVNT makes it easy to use the tools you already know.

EVNT enables you to anticipate issues instead of reacting to them by providing 
your with scheduling/notification framework that can run your custom scripts 
and can notify you via email if your script generates an output.

Features:

    * FREE Framework
    * Runs on Linux and Unix (SUN Solaris)
    * Character and HTTP Interface
    * Repository is stored in ORACLE database
    * Framework is written in KSH + PLSQL
    * Allows "plug in" of custom SQL*Plus and Shell scripts

      Database/Web Server (Minimum)
      -----------------------------
         ORACLE RDBMS 8.1.7.4 with Partitioning Option 
            (Personal Oracle 8i will work)
         Oracle IAS with PL/SQL Toolkit
            (IAS that is shipped with Oracle 8i will work)
      
      Management Server (Minimum)
      ---------------------------
         ORACLE Client 8.1.7.4
         SOLARIS 2.6/2.8/2.9 or 
         RedHat Linux with KSH

   1. First download EVNT Event Monitoring System v3.5 
      (use either of the files below):
         
         EVNT_dreq.tar     [~2MB tar file]
         EVNT_dreq.tar.gz  [~500KB gzip file]
   
   2. Refer to Event Monitoring System v3.5 documentation:
   
      Start by reviewing Readme files attached here:
      
         (EVNT) Install/Setup Tutorial:   EVNT_TUTOR1.txt
         (EVNT) Complete Install Manual:   EVNT.txt
      
      Then review Tutorials available on DBAToolZ.com:
         
            Notification and Escalation Process [EMAIL/PAGER]
            Character based interface [SSH/TELNET]
            All about Events
            Custom SQL Script PlugIn Tutorial
   
   3. If you are interested to see what EVNT might look like after 
      a couple of years in production then download EVNT Demo 
      export file (attached here):
   
         evnt_demo.dmp.gz
      
      Refer to EVNT_DEMO.txt for instructions on how to import this 
      repository into your database.

   EVNT Support