I think this might be occuring because you have two entries named LISTENER
in the listener.ora. LISTENER is the default and the one that will be used
if the listener is started without giving a specific name. I suspect that
the solution to this will be to give the second entry a name other than
LISTENER. Then when the listener service is started it will start the entry
named LISTENER. You would then have to start a second service specifically
naming the other entry. However, since my experience with NT is limited I'm
not sure how you would make the appropriate entry in the SERVICES control
panel.
thorsten2103_at_my-deja.com wrote:
>
> PLEASE HELP:
> When i try to start "dbsnmp_start" in the listener following message
> appears:
>
> WARNING: Multiple Listeners found for SID WG80.
> WARNING: Listener LISTENER defined in /ora1/.../listener.ora will
> be used
> Warning: Listener LISTENER defined in /ora1/../listener.ora will
> be ignored
> DBSNMP for Solaris: Release 8.0.5
> Warning: LISTENER defined in /ora1/.../listener.ora will be skipped,
> because it does not monitor any of the valid SIDs (WG80)
>
> THANKS Thorsten
>
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Received on Fri Sep 24 1999 - 07:42:20 CDT
