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Thanks. &nbsp;I suspect this is what I was actually looking for but I'll have to wait until Monday to get back at that particular machine :-)<br />
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emctl status oms &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
Displays a message indicating whether or not the Management Service is running.<br />
Run emctl status oms -details to view information about the configuration of the management service such as ports being used and the URLs for console and upload.<br />
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In 11g you can issue a 'emctl status dbconsole' to get the status of Enterprise Manager.<br />
Is there a similar way to get the status when the version is 12c ?
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In 11g you can issue a 'emctl status dbconsole' to get the status of Enterprise Manager.
Is there a similar way to get the status when the version is 12c ?

Thanks.  I suspect this is what I was actually looking for but I&#39;ll have to wait until Monday to get back at that particular machine :-)

emctl status oms	
Displays a message indicating whether or not the Management Service is running.
Run emctl status oms -details to view information about the configuration of the management service such as ports being used and the URLs for console and upload.


http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/doc.121/e24473/emctl.htm

Query Enterprise Manager Status

In 11g you can issue a &#39;emctl status dbconsole&#39; to get the status of Enterprise Manager.
Is there a similar way to get the status when the version is 12c ?

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