I called support on this back in 96 and they said 1 listener per machine
(assume 1 ver of Oracle and 1 oraclehome) was best. I don't remember why.
From a maint. point of view, it would be easier because I have one
listener.ora to maint.
Dominic Lancaster wrote in message <35AC82B0.61A788ED_at_bimberi.com.au>...
>Good point, I left out that bit,
>
>I'd like to test: one install of Oracle (with one Oracle Home and three
>instances)
>(sort of implies three listeners started individually)
>
>On the extreme end, I'd like to see if I can have two listeners,
>one Oracle Home, two instances under one listener and one under the
>other
>listener (two listeners started)
>
>Dominic
>
>Dominic Baines wrote:
>
>> > for each of three db's on the same AIX system (all run the same
>> version
>> > of Oracle, 7.3.2)
>>
>> Is that one install of Oracle with one oracle home and three instances
>> or
>> three installations each with it's own instance. I ask because I've
>> seen it
>> setup both ways before.
>>
>> Dominic
>
>
>
Received on Sun Jul 19 1998 - 20:06:02 CDT
