Re: I am able to shutdown other's listener

To whatever your name is (do not be so shady),

Whenever you shutdown the listener with: $lsnrctl stop

the default listener is (LISTENER), so nothing strage here. If you want to shutdown the ORA_LISTENER then do:
$lsnrctl stop ORA2_LISTENER

Since both users have dba group (probably) then I do not see any problem of doing whatever you described.

Hope that helps.

Trifon Anguelov
Senior Oracle DBA

http://www.dbaclick.com

"SA" <sadenwala_at_my-deja.com> wrote in message news:8feb930a.0202041006.786bdce5_at_posting.google.com...
> RDBMS: 8.1.7 and 8.1.6,
> OS: Sun Sparc
>
> We have a multi-oracle software owner arrangement on our test
> environment. On one SUN machine (domain), there are two unix ids:
> oracle and oracle2 who have their own ORACLE_HOME and their own
> installation of oracle software. These two ids also have their own
> listerner (oracle id has the default LISTENER and oracle2 has
> ORA2_LISTENER).
> Both ids have their TNS_ADMIN pointed to their own
> $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin directories where listener.ora files have
> their respective listeners configured.
>
> While logged on as oracle2 if I issue lsnrctl stop LISTENER, I am able
> to shutdown the LISTENER that was originally started by oracle id. I
> do not know what I have missed. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
>
> thanks
Received on Mon Feb 04 2002 - 20:49:05 CST