Re: Oracle listener

I run the oracle 8i on the solaris. I think it is not the problem of a special os. all unix system
has a rcx.d mechanism, just to auto start many routine when the system is bringing up. rcx.d is related
with the system reunning level. when level 3 start, the stript in rc3.d will run.

To make a script to startup and shutdown the database is not very hard. but the oracle db can be started
at level 2, (i see the start script had been add to rc2.d), but it is not a multi-user lever, and none
network function is support until the system enter lever 3. So the listener must be started on lever 3.
it means that i must add the script for listener in the directory rc3.d.

"Bert Bear" <bertbear_at_NOSPAMbertbear.net> 写入消息新闻 :doKP9.4721$cP1.2256764981_at_newssvr12.news.prodigy.com...
> Lianghs,
>
> What version of Oracle?
> What operating system and version?
>
> For Windows system, this should all be automatic.
> As for Unix systems, I use scripts to bring up and down the system (e.g.
> listener, database, application server, forms server, concurrent managers,
> etc.). These scripts should allow you to affect the system to specific
> points (e.g. take down everything no necessary to put the database into
> restricted mode or bring everything up but the concurrent managers, etc.).
> The scripts work for multiple instances and Oracle applications
(concurrent
> managers), if you use them.
>
> To be honest, I have experience in AIX, Sun, HP/UX, Oracle 7.X, 8.X, 8i,
and
> 9i, etc., and I'm not familar with /etc/rc3.d. Is it something new or
site
> specific?
>
> Bertram Moshier
> Oracle Certified Professional 8i and 9i DBA
>
> http://www.bmoshier.net/bertram
>
> "Lianghs" <lianghs_at_163.net> wrote in message
> news:aujkmm$2op7$1_at_mail.cn99.com...
> > I start the sql*net listener manually.
> > using command lsnrctl.
> >
> > i want to make the listener auto start, and i do not want to all file to
> > /etc/rc3.d .
> > Can i make oracle server to start the listener ?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
Received on Sat Jan 04 2003 - 01:55:36 CST