Re: shared server or dedicated server -- How to find ?

Thanx a lot Tanel.
let me read some more docs.

Regards,
Jp.

02-12-2003 18:59:25, "Tanel Poder" <tanel.poder.003_at_mail.ee> wrote:

>Don't worry about dispacther's address, they ought to be running on
>different ports than listener anyway.
>Don't use lsnrctl status for checkin services, lsnrctl services is for that.
>
>Yes, in Oracle you can directly connect to your dispatcher as well if you
>want to (some people have resolved firewall port issues that way, by setting
>dispacther to run on specific port).
>But generally you should use listener to connect. Listener acts just like a
>middle-man when estabilishing connection. When a new connection is made to
>listener and service "orcl" is requested for example, then listener checks
>whether it has a service "orcl" configured in it's confifguration
>(listener.ora) or has anyone registered this kind of service with it. If it
>finds the service, it also knows on which ports are the dispatchers or with
>which SID should it spawn a new server process.

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