They belong to the Oracle Enterprise Manager repository or to Oracle Trace.

Hth,
 

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Sybrand Bakker, Oracle DBA
Doug Cowles <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In a testing area, (which is not supposed to anything in it other than a
> specific data model)
> some tables appeared last Friday at 2:30.  Clearly, I have to tighten
> things up, but I was
> hoping these table names would ring a bell with someone.  I couldn't
> find a script in
> rdbms/bin that made reference to these tables (although I only tried a
> small sample).
> The tables look like Oracle proprietary stuff - they have field names
> like
> db_authent_string etc.,
>
> They were :
>
> EVT_CARRIER_CONFIGURATION
> EVT_DEST_PROFILE
> EVT_HISTORY
> EVT_INSTANCE
> EVT_MAIL_CONFIGURATION
> EVT_MONITOR_NODE
> EVT_NOTIFY_STATUS
> EVT_OPERATORS
> EVT_OPERATORS_ADDITIONAL
> EVT_OPERATORS_SYSTEMS
> EVT_OUTSTANDING
>
> TABLE_NAME
> ------------------------------
> EVT_PROFILE
> EVT_PROFILE_EVENTS
> EVT_REGISTRY
> EVT_REGISTRY_BACKLOG
>
> 15 rows selected.
>
> SQL> edit
> Wrote file afiedt.buf
> "afiedt.buf" 3 lines, 66 characters
> select table_name from user_tables where table_name
> like 'SMP%'
> /  1  select table_name from user_tables where table_name
>   2* like 'SMP%'
> SQL> /
>
> TABLE_NAME
> ------------------------------
> SMPACKAGE_S
> SMPARALLELJOB_S
> SMPARALLELOPERATION_S
> SMPARALLELSTATEMENT_S
> SMPRODUCT_S
> SMP_AD_ADDRESSES_
> SMP_AD_DISCOVERED_NODES_
> SMP_AD_NODES_
> SMP_AD_PARMS_
> SMP_AUTO_DISCOVERY_ITEM_
> SMP_AUTO_DISCOVERY_PARMS_
>
> TABLE_NAME
> ------------------------------
> SMP_BLOB_
> SMP_CREDENTIALS$
> SMP_JOB_
> SMP_JOB_EVENTLIST_
> SMP_JOB_HISTORY_
> SMP_JOB_INSTANCE_
> SMP_JOB_LIBRARY_
> SMP_JOB_TASK_INSTANCE_
> SMP_LONG_TEXT_
> SMP_REP_VERSION
> SMP_SERVICES
>
> TABLE_NAME
> ------------------------------
> SMP_SERVICE_GROUP_DEFN_
> SMP_SERVICE_GROUP_ITEM_
> SMP_SERVICE_ITEM_
> SMP_UPDATESERVICES_CALLED_
> SMP_USER_DETAILS
>
>
> If anyone has a clue..I would really appreciate knowing
>