Dear sir,

Any one help me .................
I am working in oracle databse. O/S is unixware.
few days ago,our server hard disk has gone bad,and root hard is
replaced & O/S is installed.Oracle is restored from backup.
When we boot system and database is made up..
We have to strat listener by giving commad
can any one guide how to start listener at time of booting the
system?
How to configure listener in unixware .


regard
ASHOK

On 14 Jul 2006 10:18:29 -0700, arjdombivli (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:


How about reading the net administrators manual?

--
Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA

Please be don't be so harsh.

I guess there are two questions.

For how to configure listener, I agree with Sybrand, you have to study
the manual.
I guess you have some GUI utility to invoke to config the listener.
Under Windows, it would be net8 assistant. On UNIX (Solaris at least),
it should be netca but I don't know unixware, so I can not help, go dig
under the ORACLE_HOME/bin to find anything ending with ca (stand for
configuration assistant?).

As for how to start listener when rebooting server.
On window, well, you have the services but on UNIX (at least on
Solaris,
you can create a script starting with Sxxx under /etc/rc3.d and it will
be executed automatically upon rebooting. You have to check with your
System Administrator.
Similarl, if you put a script starting with Kxxx under /etc/rc0.d, that
script will be executed upon shutdown. Good place to put in your
startup/shutdown database/listener/applications scripts there.

BTW, you mention you restoreed from backup. If your backup is real
good, you just restore and your listeners should all be there. Why do
you need to reconfigure listener?
Looks to me something is not going all right with your backup.

Sybrand Bakker wrote:

arjdombivli (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:
if You want to start listner MANUALLY

at command prompt of unixware
type

# lsnrctl start

this will start the listner.
to include it in a startup service it should be included in cron files
of etc/rc.d directories.

Thakker