Re: listener.ora, sid_list_listener and OEM

[Quoted] Niall Litchfield wrote:

Both - I am assuming that the global name is what screwed things up.

> same sid or same global name? out of interest really.
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>>
>> > did that - and now the node will not be discovered, I get a "VD-4520 -
>> > targets with the same name have already been discovered" error. There
>> > is another database on a different server that has the same SID, I am
>> > thinking that this may be the cause of it, but that still doesnt
>> > explain why the other instances werent being discovered.
>> >
>> > I will delete the node with the same SID on it and see what happens
>>
>>
>> That did the trick, if there is another database on the network with the
>> same SID then it fails to discover any of the instances on the server, as
>> soon as I deleted the "old" node with one of the earlier test instances
>> on it then the 'new" one was discovered with all of the instances.
>>
>>