Hierarchical structure

BMC PATROL for Oracle e-Business Suite is composed of applications and application instances. The figures in this topic show the BMC PATROL for Oracle e-Business Suite icons in a graphical representation of the PATROL knowledge module hierarchical structure. Each icon represents an application. For a definition of each icon and application, see Applications-and-icons.

In all figures, the Oracle Apps MainMap <hostname> icon represents the top-level PATROL view. Everything you do within BMC PATROL for Oracle e-Business Suite will be relative to this top-level view. Directly below the Oracle Apps MainMap <hostname> icon is the <Application_ID> icon(s). Each instance of this application represents a configured Oracle Applications system instance.

From the <Application_ID> icon, you can double-click an object icon to access the lower-level applications that are associated with the Oracle Applications system instance on the connected host. From each icon, you can view configuration information by reviewing its InfoBox. By accessing menu commands from each icon, you can view reports and perform related tasks. By double-clicking an application icon, you will find the parameters that monitor your Oracle Applications system instance.

The following figure shows the PROBE_MON window, which displays the configured response-time probe instances. The response time probe provides direct end-to-end performance measurement of executed Oracle Applications database queries from selected desktop clients.

Concurrent managers, Probe, and server module hierarchy

This figure also shows the CONC_MGR application. The CONC_MGR window contains the applications used to monitor concurrent managers. The INTERNAL_MGR icon represents the internal manager. The <concurrent_manager_name> icon(s) represents and monitors a defined concurrent manager other than the internal manager of a configured Oracle Applications system instance. In a parallel concurrent processing environment, you can also monitor the internal monitor through the INTERNAL_MONITOR icon.

The following figure displays the DATABASE and the OA_OS applications. When you double-click the DATABASE icon, you access the DATABASE window. The DATABASE window contains the applications used to monitor the database status and tablespaces for a database used by a configured Oracle Applications system instance.

Database and OS module hierarchy

Double-clicking the OA_OS icon accesses the OA_OS window. The OA_OS window contains the applications used to monitor the components of the operating system of a host accessed by Oracle Applications system instance.

The following figure displays the APPLICATION and OA_INTERFACE applications. As shown in the following figure, the <Application_ID> window contains icons used to monitor your Oracle Applications system. By double-clicking the APPLICATION icon, you access the APPLICATION window. The APPLICATION application contains all the Oracle Applications modules that are monitored.

Application and interface module hierarchy

 

Double-clicking the INTRFC_TRANS icon accesses the OA_INTERFACE window. The OA_INTERFACE window contains all Interface Transaction modules that are monitored.