Checklist

 

Here’s a short 5-point version you can show your manager:

  1. Maintain a CSV list of migrated databases with hostname, CDB name, and migration date.
  2. Load this CSV into a repository staging table using SQL*Loader, skip duplicates, and log any already-present entries.
  3. Check OEM onboarding by querying MGMT$TARGET_PROPERTIES for each migrated database.
  4. Check CMDB onboarding by querying CMDB_TAB in the repository database.
  5. Generate a YES/NO status report for OEM & CMDB onboarding and schedule the process to run periodically.

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