Re: how to manually startup listener?

Hi, you have to kill the listener process thru unix command first identify thru this command
ps -ef | grep LSNRCTL

it will give you process id and the

kill -9 processid thru oracle user.

it will not make any effect on database and then give the command

lsnrctl start
In article <38F58039.2DEC3AEB_at_hotmail.com>, SC <s_c_99_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
>You can check the status of the listener by
> lsnrctl status
>if it shows a service handler than it means that its
>up and running otherwise type
> lsnrctl start
>to start it or "lsnrctl stop" to stop it.
>
>s_c_99_at_hotmail.com
>
>Wu Hai wrote:
>>
>> My oracle server (in Solaris 2.6) had successfully started up
 listener
>> before, but after I restarted it, it could not start it up
 automatically.
>> How can I start it up manually?
>>
>> Wu Hai
>
>

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