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Default Difference bwtwwen REMOTE_LISTENER parameter not set and '' (empty string) - 08-20-2010 , 02:57 PM






I looked at one of our databses' configuration settings using
Embarcadero DBArtisan and the value came up as "N/A" which means "not
available". If you look at it under SQLPlus, you get a line that shows
the name and what looks like no value but no indication that the
configuration parameter has actually be set.

Our database standard calls for the value to be set as '' (empty
string).

Is there a difference between these two (not set and empty string)?

Thanks in advance!

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Default Re: Difference bwtwwen REMOTE_LISTENER parameter not set and ''(empty string) - 08-21-2010 , 06:04 AM






On Aug 20, 8:57*pm, byrocat <strikemaster2... (AT) yahoo (DOT) ca> wrote:
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I looked at one of our databses' configuration settings using
Embarcadero DBArtisan and the value came up as "N/A" which means "not
available". If you look at it under SQLPlus, you get a line that shows
the name and what looks like no value but no indication that the
configuration parameter has actually be set.

Our database standard calls for the value to be set as '' (empty
string).

Is there a difference between these two (not set and empty string)?

Thanks in advance!
It is the same thing for a new database that has never been configured
with a remote_listener, but for an existing database or database you
don't know the history of I would set the parameter to null to de-
register any previous value with a remote listener if that is your
intention (to not use a remote listener) or to follow your standards.
In your case it can't hurt as it looks like the intention is not to
have a remote listener at this stage.

Mentioned in this article:

http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B...stenercfg..htm
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If you set the parameter to null with the statement that follows, then
PMON de-registers information with the remote listener with which it
had previously registered information.

ALTER SYSTEM SET REMOTE_LISTENER=''

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