In 9i, there is command "alter system register" which does the trick. In 8i, it takes approximately 15 minutes for the instance to re-register with the listener.
On 2003.07.08 20:44, Joe Testa wrote:
try it and see, the best way to learn.
joe
AK wrote:
one can configure init.ora file so that instance registers itself with listener ( oracle 8i ) . what happens if the listener is stopped after that ( registering ) ? Does it require boucing those instances which register themselves to listener ?
-ak
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