Hi, Does anyone have a working example of a script to monitor Oracle running on a windows server. This needs to be a script that will run as an external on the client and not something running on the Xymon server.

If anyone can help me get something up and running on this I'd be grateful. We've got bb-moracle.sh running on Unix servers but I'm struggling to find anything as good for Windows. Maybe I'm putting the wrong thing in google?

Thanks,

Neil Simmonds

Operation Analyst (Operations Support Group) Express Gifts Limited

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