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1st thing i do when upgrading db's on a server is to start using the new listener. just have your 816 db's use the 817 listener.
hth,
gene
>>> rachnavaidya_at_hotmail.com 10/16/02 02:12PM >>>
DBAs,
Any quick start guides / scripts / notes for having multiple version listeners on same Solaris box?
Scenario :
I am in process of upgrading.
There are two databases on a machine db6 and db7
db6 <---------> 8.1.6
db7 <---------> 8.1.6
db6 and db7 use the "listener" of version 8.1.6
Now,
db7 migrated to 8.1.6
I am thinking of something like :
db6 <---------> listener of 8.1.6 (status quo)
db7 <---------> listener_817 of 8.1.7 (new version listener)
Two separate listener.ora files
lsnrctl status listener (for 8.1.6 listener) lsnrctl status listener_817 (for 8.1.7 listener)
Thanks in advance,
-Rachna
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