A sneaky little trick on 8.0.6 and below is to use
oradim to remove the service.
ORADIMxx -DELETE -SRVC <service_name>
where ORADIMxx is oradim73 or oradim80
<service_name> is the name of the service to be
deleted (it is not case sensitive)
Be very careful as you can use this to delete
non-Oracle services as well, so use at your own risk!
They fixed oradim in 8i and above so that it can be
used to delete only services named oracleservice<sid>
HTH,
-- Anita
--- WinterSun Zhao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, Experts:
> After I tried with difference listener name in
> Win2K, it generated some services. Something like:
> OracleTNSListener80, OracleTNSListener80list804,
> OracleTNSListener80List805 and so on.
> They were generated automatically each time I
> start the listener with a new listener name.
> But how can I remove them?
> Thanks.
> B.R.
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