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Mystery Listener
Hi Gang, we have a database running that does not have an entry in any listener.ora (Oracle 9.2.8.0)
When we shut down one of the listeners to do with another database this prevents access to the database that does not have a listener entry and when we start back up that listener we can again access the database that has no listener entry. I didn't set these up so i don't know the history but i am completely confused as to how this database can be using a listener without any reference to it in the listener.ora Has anyone got any ideas? Thanks Phil |
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Maybe the listener is setup in a different listener.ora file?
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When a database starts, if you do not specify LOCAL_LISTENER parameter, it defaults to:
(ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=hostname)(PORT=1521)) All you need for it to work is this entry in the listener.ora: PHP Code:
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