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As the ORACLE account, type 'lsnrctl stat'. This will tell you the state of the listener.
To test the state of SQL*Net, type 'tnsping <service name>', where <service name> is the name of a valid service, i.e., an entry in tnsnames.ora.
hth -
Regards,
jh
Anne Hanson wrote:
> Charles Clavadetscher wrote:
> >
> > Port Nr. 1521 is OK. I used the same and it works. The problem must be
> > somewhere else. Did you install Sql*Net and start the Listener service?
> > Luck.
> > Charles
>
> This may be pushing the limits of my Oracle knowledge. How can I verify
> that Sql*Net and the Listener service are started? Also do I need these
> if I am always on the same machine as my server?
>
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> Jeff
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