Re: Listener with mixed releases

My 2 "kopejkas"

Don't know if this is related to the lsnrctl program in particular, but my experience shows that environment variable ORACLE_HOME always has special value for most of oracle programs. For example, error message descriptions are searched in a catalog relative to ORACLE_HOME, so do NLS RTL, unless ORA_NLSnn is set and so on. Thus I'd suggest to create a shell wrapper which sets 10g environment before calling lsnrctl from another ORACLE_HOME. Just to avoid potential traps.

Also beware of another potential issues which deal with parsing of lsnrctl output by those monitoring tools.

HTH

• Andrey

Wolfson Larry - lwolfs wrote:
> My suggestion was soft link
> mv 9.2/bin/lsnrctl 9.2/bin/lsnrctl.92
> ln -s 10.2/bin/lsnrctl 9.2/bin/lsnrctl
>
> Someone has said they may not be enough going back to my original post
>
> Larry

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