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Oracle EM Express 19c - Java JET Technology As you can see, some functions we used in EM Express 12c are not available anymore in the new UI.

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Oracle Database - Standard Edition - Version 19.3.0.0.0 and later Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition - Version 19.3.0.0.0 and later Oracle Database - Personal Edition - Version 19.3.0.0.0 and later Information in this document applies to any platform.

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This includes tasks such as managing and monitoring Cloud Control; creating and managing groups, systems, and services monitoring targets using the Job System and the reporting system; viewing and comparing configurations, and managing compliance.

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But VERY IMPORTANT, from Oracle 19c on you can have 3 user-created pluggable databases of any type without a Multitenant license.

As soon as you have need for 4 or more PDBs within one container database, you will need a Multitenant license.

Do you have to be on Oracle 19c to escape the Multitenant options or does it also apply to lower version.

Yes I know thats in the 19 licensing guide, but I wasnt aware of the possibility of a license update, so I hoped that there will also be one in which Oracle reconsiders removing RAC from SE2 of course and unfortunately wishful thinking.

The Multitenant Overview clearly says that the seed is the Oracle-Supplied PDB: All PDBs are user-created with the CREATE PLUGGABLE DATABASE statement except for PDBSEED, which is Oracle-supplied.

Is there any documentation link that confirms that The seed never counts or words like Because Mike Dietrich said so in the internet are sufficient for the LMS guys.

FATAL DBT-11506 Creation of more than one PDB requires Enterprise Edition license.

It got released in April 2019 whereas the license change and announcement came in October 2019.

Can you please try to apply 19.5.0 at first, and then try it again And let me know if you get the same error.

You will be allowed to have 3 PDBs with SE2 as well I will blog about it as soon as the patch is there.

In addition, I added now a clarification and information that we changed the license guide to make it more clear.

That is easy for us, and it automates a lot of functionality.

We hit the problem that dbca does not allow to create a second pluggable on a SE2 db.

So my hope wasis that dbca get fixed and allows for 3 pluggables.

So no real problem anymore, only a missing easy feature to allow users to create a pluggable via a gui.

I checked it, and the fix is supposed to be included in the October 2020 (19.9.0) RU.

I hope it gets included for Windows as well this time.

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