Sure. For every instance that you want to include in
the repository, create an account name that matches
the instance.
Setup FGAC so that each sees only it's own data.
Jared
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Hmmm... FAGC ??
Jared, I am stumped ... I can't put these 2 & 2 together. I was planning
on a new instance called "dbmon". One schema for each production database
instance. Statspack will be installed for each schema and other monitoring
scripts that we use internally.
I am thinking of best ways to propogate datasets from individual databases
to this central db.
Could you explain more about (your idea on) how FAGC would be useful??
Thanks in advance
Raj
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Have you considered FGAC? ( fine grained access control )
I haven't tried it, but it seems like a good candidate for
centralizing stats pack data with as little code as possible.
Jared
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