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In Oracle EBS, the &quot;Internal Monitor&quot; is required. &nbsp;That is, unless you can get along with no scheduled jobs in EBS, but that would be a very unusual EBS system.<br />
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What advantage do you see or what is the business reason for deactivating this process?
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In Oracle EBS, the "Internal Monitor" is required.  That is, unless you can get along with no scheduled jobs in EBS, but that would be a very unusual EBS system.

What advantage do you see or what is the business reason for deactivating this process?

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It is my understanding that the Internal Monitor is only used if you have multiple app nodes. I only have one app node. I think you may be referring to the Internal Manager.
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It is my understanding that the Internal Monitor is only used if you have multiple app nodes. I only have one app node. I think you may be referring to the Internal Manager.

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Les Ostness

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How to deactivate Oracle EBS &quot;Internal Monitor&quot; from the command line or sqlplus<br />
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I tried this but the &quot;Internal Monitor&quot; was still running. (even after restarting the apps)<br />
CONCSUB apps/&lt;apps passwd&gt; SYSADMIN 'System Administrator' SYSADMIN CONCURRENT FNDIMON DEACTIVATE FNDIM_SRVRNAME <br />
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How to deactivate Oracle EBS "Internal Monitor" from the command line or sqlplus

I tried this but the "Internal Monitor" was still running. (even after restarting the apps)
CONCSUB apps/<apps passwd> SYSADMIN 'System Administrator' SYSADMIN CONCURRENT FNDIMON DEACTIVATE FNDIM_SRVRNAME 

Linux SRVRNAME 3.0.101-108.52-default #1 SMP Tue May 29 19:42:53 UTC 2018 (80e6815) x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

 

How to deactivate Oracle EBS &quot;Internal Monitor&quot; from the command line or sqlplus

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How to deactivate Oracle EBS &quot;Internal Monitor&quot; from the command line or sqlplus

How to deactivate Oracle EBS "Internal Monitor" from the command line or sqlplus