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Default Re: Heteregenous connections client ==> oracle database ==>sqlserver - 06-21-2008 , 01:37 PM





On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 09:57:13 -0700, Mark D Powell wrote:

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Chris, if you have both database versions 8.1.x and 9.x running on the
same server I would just use the 9.x listener to listen for all
databases. We have always just used the highest version listener to
handle all databases on the server so unless you have a really old
database that the newest listener does not work with I would use just
one listener, one tnsnames.ora, one listener.ora, and one sqlnet.ora.
I've recently put my first 11g database in production on RHES 4.4 and the
listener can seamlessly manage Oracle 9i on the same box. So yes, it's
one listener to rule them all, one listener to connect them, one listener
to find them all...



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Default Re: Heteregenous connections client ==> oracle database ==>sqlserver - 06-21-2008 , 01:37 PM





On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 09:57:13 -0700, Mark D Powell wrote:

Quote:
Chris, if you have both database versions 8.1.x and 9.x running on the
same server I would just use the 9.x listener to listen for all
databases. We have always just used the highest version listener to
handle all databases on the server so unless you have a really old
database that the newest listener does not work with I would use just
one listener, one tnsnames.ora, one listener.ora, and one sqlnet.ora.
I've recently put my first 11g database in production on RHES 4.4 and the
listener can seamlessly manage Oracle 9i on the same box. So yes, it's
one listener to rule them all, one listener to connect them, one listener
to find them all...



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Default Re: Heteregenous connections client ==> oracle database ==>sqlserver - 06-21-2008 , 01:37 PM


On Fri, 20 Jun 2008 09:57:13 -0700, Mark D Powell wrote:

Quote:
Chris, if you have both database versions 8.1.x and 9.x running on the
same server I would just use the 9.x listener to listen for all
databases. We have always just used the highest version listener to
handle all databases on the server so unless you have a really old
database that the newest listener does not work with I would use just
one listener, one tnsnames.ora, one listener.ora, and one sqlnet.ora.
I've recently put my first 11g database in production on RHES 4.4 and the
listener can seamlessly manage Oracle 9i on the same box. So yes, it's
one listener to rule them all, one listener to connect them, one listener
to find them all...



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