I am not able to add Oracle monitor, it says "Permission denied".
Reason:
Applications Manager requires access to specific Oracle system views in order to collect database performance and availability metrics. If the configured Oracle user lacks sufficient privileges, the monitor cannot be added successfully and a permission denied error may occur.
Solution:
For creating new Oracle database monitor, ensure that the monitoring Oracle user has the necessary permissions:
1. Administrator privileges
2. CONNECT and SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE roles
2. CONNECT and SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE roles
3. Refer Prerequisites or grant view for the Oracle views (oracle-views.html) file attached to this article.
Note: Some might try changing the SYS as SYSDBA for adding Oracle monitor. It is not possible to change the SYS as SYSDBA because Applications Manager uses JDBC for connecting with Oracle. In JDBC mode, changing of user into another user privilege is not possible. Prerequisites for monitoring Oracle Pluggable Database (PDB) metrics:
- SYS or SYSTEM or Common user with CONNECT and SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE roles is required to monitor Oracle PDBs.
- If Common user is chosen for monitoring, then the below privilege has to be provided by connecting to the CDB container with SYS user:
alter user set container_data=all container = current;
For example:
alter user C##APM set container_data=all container = current;
The C##APM user has now been given the SELECT role privilege to access all the objects.
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