Re: Questions about use of Oracle's svrmgrl in managing multiple instances

Try connect internal@<another SID>
if they have the same oracle home and same oracle version (that is, at least both are using svrmgrl not one in sqldba and one in svrmgrl). it should work. I did that all the time.

Winnie

Dan Roberts wrote in message ...
>Hello All
>
>I have some general questions regarding the use of svrmgrl when managing
>multiple instances.
>
>Generally on my UNIX machine I will do a
>setenv ORACLE_SID bioinfo2
>
>and then connect to svrmgrl and connect internal and begin looking at some
>dba tables for whatever reason. Then I realize I want to look at dba
>tables on the same machine but in an other instance. How do I do so w/o
>quitting, resetting my ORACLE_SID to something else and starting all over
>again??
>
>
>Is there a way to tell svrmrgl to connect to whatever instance when
>starting the program instead of resetting the ORACLE_SID everytime??
>
>Thnaks!!!>.>DAn
>
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Received on Mon Sep 21 1998 - 23:17:52 CDT