What is the system:
This system manages the database infrastructure for all CIS systems that use Oracle as the database management system. Oracle databases at UEA are managed within a common set of standards that determine the software installation, database layout and configuration, naming conventions and defines the key components that must be installed.
Administration options include database creation, managing storage, monitoring performance, user/security administration and managing backup/recovery.
Data owners:
Library Management System (Library)
The Portal (Content managed centrally on behalf of the relevant providers)
Blackboard (Learning Technology Group)
Web Content Management (Each department is responsible for its own content)
Discoverer Reporting (Management Information Group)
Human Resources (Human Resources/Finance)
Identity Management
QLx/PMA (Finance/Research Business Services)
Student Information Systems (Academic Division/Admissions/Finance)
Who to contact for support/training:
Contacts for individual systems can be found from the following links:
Library Management System: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/librarymanagementsystem
The Portal: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/portal
Blackboard: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/blackboard
Web Content Management : https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/polopoly
Discoverer Reporting: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/discoverer
Human Resources: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/resourcelink
Identity Management: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/spot
QLx/PMA: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/uealive
Student Information Systems: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/sits
Performance:
Work is almost complete on the move of database servers to the standard framework. In addition, there is an additional task to replace all Sun Solaris servers with Linux servers. These pieces of work should deliver an increase in performance and reliability.
This system manages the database infrastructure for all CIS systems that use Oracle as the database management system. Oracle databases at UEA are managed within a common set of standards that determine the software installation, database layout and configuration, naming conventions and defines the key components that must be installed.
Administration options include database creation, managing storage, monitoring performance, user/security administration and managing backup/recovery.
Data owners:
Library Management System (Library)
The Portal (Content managed centrally on behalf of the relevant providers)
Blackboard (Learning Technology Group)
Web Content Management (Each department is responsible for its own content)
Discoverer Reporting (Management Information Group)
Human Resources (Human Resources/Finance)
Identity Management
QLx/PMA (Finance/Research Business Services)
Student Information Systems (Academic Division/Admissions/Finance)
Who to contact for support/training:
Contacts for individual systems can be found from the following links:
Library Management System: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/librarymanagementsystem
The Portal: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/portal
Blackboard: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/blackboard
Web Content Management : https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/polopoly
Discoverer Reporting: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/discoverer
Human Resources: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/resourcelink
Identity Management: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/spot
QLx/PMA: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/uealive
Student Information Systems: https://intranet.uea.ac.uk/is/sits
Performance:
Work is almost complete on the move of database servers to the standard framework. In addition, there is an additional task to replace all Sun Solaris servers with Linux servers. These pieces of work should deliver an increase in performance and reliability.
