Re: Two Instances at one oracle Server

> Also, databases could, in theory, be accessed from multiple instances;
> however, in practice, DBAs set up a database to be accessed from only one
> instance (and no other instance).

Except for parallel server / real application clusters where multiple instances against a single database is the norm.

> So, you can have two databases, two instances, and two services on the same
> NT server. You'll also need two listeners and two services to run those
> listeners.

I'm not sure about NT, but, in general, two listeners are not necessary. A single listener can service multiple instances.

-Don Granaman
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