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Hi Mark,
> We have a listener.ora file that has been updated to show an extra
> port for a connection. Now as I understand the listener has to be
> bounced for that change to take effect right?
The listener need not be bounced - it can be reloaded. The command is 'lsnrctl reload'. This will not kill any processes, but will just refresh the listener tables.
> So.. if we need to bounce the listener, would that have any affects on
> a production database? if so is there any way to get around it?
The listener establishes a new connection for the client/server connection on a new port, hands the whole connection over to the two communicating processes and literally steps back. Restart/reload does not affect existing connections. You should make sure however that the listening port numbers on the listener.ora and tnsnames.ora match.
Hth, Received on Tue Oct 17 2000 - 11:25:18 CDT
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