As a last resort I tried installing EM on a server, instead of on my Windows
2000 Professional workstation - yep, it is installing on the server!
So you have to be locked away with the servers to manage them? You cannot
manage them from a workstation?
Strange approach...
Cheers,
John Hindmarsh
MCT MCSE MCDBA
www.sql2000dba.com
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Hindmarsh
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Any thoughts?
This is version 2.2.
Development license per download from ORacle.
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Hindmarsh
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 10:46 AM
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I downloaded EM. Trying to install in Windows 2000 environment. THe first
screen starts up ok, but when I select the install option, it all just fades
away and nothing happens. No obvious error, no messages logged that I can
see, etc.
Any suggestions?
Cheers,
John
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