Hi Stephen,
I configure all our SQLNET stuff in a directory
called ora_net under the oracle users unix home
directory. I then create links from the various
ORACLE_HOME/network directories into the /home/oracle/ora_net
directory. Works like a charm.
Advantages are it removes your listener logs from your
binary disk and you have a single directory to backup
to save all the listener configurations.
HTH
DAve
Stephen wrote:
> Greetings fellow listers,=20
>
> We are starting to make the changes to sqlnet.ora files, I discovered that =
> we have 9 separate files on one particular. Most of the file is identical =
> with the only variance appearing to be in the SQLNET.EXPIRE_TIME value =
> which ranges from 10 to 300. =20
>
> I'm thinking that we could have a single file (maybe in /etc/) and create =
> OS links from the various $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/sqlnet.ora files. =
> Has anyone tried this or know of any reason why this wouldn't be a good =
> idea?
>
> We also have quite a number of hosts and have a standard tnsnames.ora that =
> we ftp from a master location on a nightly basis and would like to do the =
> same with a standard sqlnet.ora. Any thoughts?
>
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