In windows you see only one Oracle process because Oracle uses
Multi-threading on Windows.
So pmon,smin,lgwr,dbwr etc are all threads in that single oracle.exe
process.
If you want to see the threads in the oracle.exe process there is a
way.
In the Windows NT option pack, there is a software called
Administration Assistant. Install it.
And along with Oracle installtion on NT, you get Windows Configuration
assistant (I'am not sure about the name), Start it and you can see the
oracle threads.
Hope you are testing this on a testing database
Received on Thu Aug 01 2002 - 00:05:47 CDT
