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  • Use the Precise Framework Installer to install framework components
  • If you intend to install SAP Interpoints:
    • Install the SAP GUI on the server that the Oracle Tier Collector is installed on.
      If you intend to install an SAP Interpoint on a 64-bit Windows server, you need to install the SAP GUI for 64-bit Windows.
    • Verify that the RFC functions STUM_WP_SERVER_ACTIVITY and TH_SERVER_LIST are enabled in your application.
    • Configure an additional working process (dialog type) for the use of the SAP Interpoint.
      For more information on the RFC usage, see the technical note: How Precise Interpoint for SAP Impacts SAP Application Server Load and Performance.
    • Create an SAP user account that the SAP extension will use to access the system. If you install Precise for SAP, you can use the same user as is used by Precise for SAP.For more details on the required authorizations, see Pre-installation tasks on page 26.
    • Verify that a JDBC connection from the Oracle FocalPoint to the monitored instance server is enabled.
      This means that the DBA needs to configure the Oracle Listener port, otherwise only local connections will be enabled.

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This section describes the procedures that are needed to install an Oracle Tier instance. You have the option of adding a new instance, as well as adding a new application. For information on editing or removing an existing instance, see see Editing or removing Tier tier instances or clusters on page 200.

Adding an Oracle Tier instance

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To add a Tier instance

  1. From StartPoint, click the AdminPoint tab.Click , click the Installation tab. The list of Applications appears.
  2. If the Application exists, click Edit to edit the Application. If this is a new Application, then click Add, and then follow the details for adding an application. 
  3. Once the Application tab is opened, then click Oracle.
  4. Select Add from the Oracle tab.

  5. If the Oracle instance is new, then select Add. If the Oracle instance exists in an existing application, select Add Existing.

    Info

    Always refresh AdminPoint after adding an instance.

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  1. Click the drop-down menu and select the server with the Oracle instance. Click Add to enter the name of a server not on the list. For more information, see see Adding a new server.
  2. Click the drop-down menu and select the Oracle SID from the list. If this is a Container Database, this must be the CDB name.
  3. Enter the Oracle home folder. If it does not appear correctly, click the browse (...) button to search for the appropriate home folder.

  4. Click the drop-down menu and select the Oracle version.

    InfoThis is

    the Oracle release version of the instance

    , which is either 10g, 11g, 12c R1, or 12c R2

    .

  5. Click the drop-down menu and select the Oracle Listener port.

  6. Enter the user name.

    Info

    The name of the Oracle user that has DBA privileges. This user is used for the initial connection with the Oracle database and to create a user named "precise" in the database. The DBA user is used only for the above tasks during the installation. Once it finishes its tasks, it is not used any more.

  7. Enter the password.

    Info

    This is the password for the Oracle DBA user, encrypted using the Precise CLI utility. The DBA password is not saved by Precise.

  8. Click the drop-down menu and select the method of connection.
    • The Oracle Tier installation requires creating objects (views and packages) in the SYS schema and therefore, a privileged access to the SYS schema is required. Use the "Connect As" option to allow connecting to your Oracle instance with a user that has SYSDBA privileges.
    • If you did not use the manual schema installation, it is required that you connect with a DBA user as 'SYSDBA'.
      For more information on using the manual schema, see Manually installing Precise for Oracle database schemas on page 107.
    • To connect as 'SYSDBA', you should enter the Oracle initialization parameter remote_login_passwordfile as a password file, meaning that this parameter must be set to share or exclusive, and grant SYSDBA privileges to the DBA user for the Oracle Tier installation.

  9. Click Next to continue to the next screen.

    InfoIf a browse

    screen

    appears, select the file that appears in the "File of type" field, on the installation disk, in the folder Precise/distribution

    .

Entering a user for an Oracle Schema credential

To enter a new user for an Oracle Schema credential

  1. Select " Create new user."
  2. Enter the user name. If this is installed in an Oracle Container Database, the user must be prefixed C##.
  3. Enter the appropriate password.
  4. Re-enter the password.
  5. Click Next.

To enter an existing user for an Oracle Schema credential

  1. Select " Use an existing user."
  2. Click Find User to locate an existing user name.
  3. On the Find User dialog screen, click Find to filter for an existing (available) user name.
  4. Select an available user name, and then click OK. If this is installed in an Oracle Container Database, the user must be prefixed C##.
    The selected user name now appears on the Oracle Schema credential screen.
  5. On the Oracle Schema credential screen, enter the appropriate password for the existing user.
  6. Click Next.

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Configuring a cluster is supported for Oracle RAC (Real Application Clusters). For more information on how to install an Oracle instance for RAC, see the Installing the Oracle instance section. The Cluster setting dialog is available only in case you have Oracle clusters or instances. For information on editing or removing an existing instance, see see Editing or removing Tier tier instances or clusters on page 200.

Adding an Oracle cluster

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