Re: Oracle 7.1.4 startup problems
Date: 1995/05/06
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In article <david.taylor.73.000B58E2_at_che.gatech.edu> david.taylor_at_che.gatech.edu (David Taylor) writes:
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>From: david.taylor_at_che.gatech.edu (David Taylor)
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>Subject: Oracle 7.1.4 startup problems
>Date: Thu, 4 May 1995 11:20:45
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Don't believe this is going to bite you later. This just means the listener process were unavailable when the database was started up - they will keep trying to establish contact. I assume you aren't having any problems with network user connections. To avoid the errors, startup any listeners before starting the database. There is also a parameter you can use in the listener.ora file (<listener_name>_startup_wait ??? - writing from home) that will cause the lsnrctl start <listener_name> topause for a period of time to allow the listener startup to complete.
Chris Kirke Received on Sat May 06 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST