Hi Patrice,

We usually find that a pretty acceptable monitoring period (for background
alerting etc.) is around a minute for most "collections" anyway. This of
course depends on the stats you are collecting as well though (if monitoring
for "space bound" objects you don't want to set this off every minute in an
SAP environment for example..). Most session/SGA/system stats can be
collected on a 60 second basis, and still allow enough historical/diagnostic
info to get to the bottom of problems.

What chart were you running?

Mark

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Patrice J
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Do you have recommendations on which chart to run, and at what interval?

The default interval in OEM 2.2. is every 15 seconds, but that caused my
quad-CPU Windows system to crash.

I reset it for every minute...

Regards,
Patrice Boivin
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