This is the architecture of the Oracle Enterprise Manager ([OEM]):
an OEM "console" has the ability to send "scripts" for execution
on a "remote agent", that is, an individual monitored server.  A restricted form of Tcl (version
8.0, as of 2001?) is the language of these scripts.  See [http://download-west.oracle.com/otndoc/oracle9i/901_doc/em.901/a88771/chap4.htm#46268] for Oracle's documentation, which claims it is using Tcl 7.5 ...

OEM is built with [Oratcl].

Among the technical reasons Oracle might rationally have chosen Tcl
for OEM over, for example, [Perl]:
   * Oratcl's distinguished history;
   * Tcl's record of achievement with [SNMP] applications;
   * Tcl's [event]-orientation;
   * Tcl's tradition of "[agent]" work.
















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