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I would be interested in that as well, I was able to do that in OS2, Win2000 should have caught up by now.
You can verify that the background processes have started though. Go to the "Event Viewer" from the "Admin Tools" menu/folder (found in Programs and/or Control Panels) and select "Application Log". BTW, as I found out after messing with Win2000, these logs can fill up and prevent required services from launching.
>Jon Walthour - jonw_at_fuse.net on 7/12/2001 3:08 PM writes us:
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>Seema:
>
>As far as I know, all the Oracle background processes on Windows
>NT/2000 run under the oracle executable. So, in Task Manager,
>for example, all you can see is the resource usage of oracle.exe,
>not of the individual processes. The only way I know to monitor
>the individual Oracle processes on NT/2000 is from within the
>database.
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>--
>
>Jon Walthour, OCDBA
>Oracle DBA
>Computer Horizons
>Cincinnati, Ohio
>
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>>From: "Seema Singh" <oracledbam_at_hotmail.com>
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>>Date: 7/12/01 2:40:58 PM
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>>Hi
>>How to check Oracle background processes in WIN2000.
>>Like ps -ef |grep smon in unix
>>Thanks
>>-Seema
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