Oracle Server Manager User's Guide
Launching Server Manager in Context
Using the launch in context facility, you can start up Server Manager and immediately access a specific window or dialog box. You specify the location to jump to using command-line parameters.
With the command-line parameters, you can bypass initial windows that require user input (such as the Connect dialog box) and jump directly to Server Manger's Administration Manager, SQL Worksheet, or System Monitor components. For example, the statement:
svrmgrm user=scott password=tiger service=t:oraserv:smtg71
subsystem=administration area=requestlog
does the following:
- starts up Server Manager in a Motif environment
- connects as SCOTT with the password TIGER to the database specified by the service name T:ORASERV:SMTG71
- starts the Administration Manager and opens the Request Log folder in the Replication drawer
- displays the Request Log object list
Suggestion: You can use launch in context under your own command-line interface or via menu items and commands in management consoles.
Additional Information: Starting Server Manager using the launch in context facility varies with specific operating systems. For information about using the launch in context facility, see your operating system-specific Oracle documentation.
For information on using launch in context with Windows, see Appendix F, "Windows-Specific Operations."
Jumping to the Administration Manager
When accessing the Administration Manager, you can specify:
- the object to select in the folder's object list
- the menu command to execute
Jumping to a SQL Worksheet
When accessing a SQL Worksheet, you can specify:
- a SQL statement or PL/SQL block to execute
Jumping to a System Monitor
When accessing System Monitors, you can specify the monitor to display.