Re: Connecting to Oracle without using Listener

You have to use listener merely to establish (!) a connection. However, it can be configured on other port. Note, that listener redirects (in general) your connection to another port (to server process or to dispatcher), so client uses another port to communicate with server.

Alexandre

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> Is it possible to connect to Oracle DB server using DBI/ODBC through
TCP/IP
> with or without using Listener at port 1521?
>
> Thanks.
>
> ltiu
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