<<Determining if listener is up>>
ps -ef|grep lsnrctl
This will tell you if the PROCESS is up... I've seen times when one tries to
take lsnrctl down and the process dosen't go down. (This is rare, but I've seen
it on AIX). So, it is possible that lsnrctl is up, and that it will even process
requests for some of the instances it is listening for... but that others
will not be listening. lsnrctl will tell you that a particular instance is not
be listened for, but if you are not looking for this message, and you are not
particulary sure what lsnrctl should say when you start it or stop it, you might
miss the messages.
Received on Thu Dec 05 1996 - 00:00:00 CST
