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> instance_name has default value ORACLE_SID and service_name has default
> value db_name.db_domain - so you do not need to define these paramete
According to the doc, the default value for service_names is db_name.db_domain.
Shouldn't the default value be sufficient?
(I haven't actually tried it yet).
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instance_name has default value ORACLE_SID and service_name has default
value db_name.db_domain - so you do not need to define these parameters for
dynamic service registration.
Alex Hillman
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Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 2:25 PM
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You are right, sir! I stand corrected. and thanks!
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Wilton
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 1:48 PM
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2001, Glenn Travis wrote:
> I disagree. Mine only registers itself if I have the "service_names"
entry
> in the
Actually, it's called dynamic service registration and you need
both the INSTANCE_NAME parameter and the SERVICE_NAMES parameter
defined in the init.ora. Then, when the instance starts up, it
will register the services it supports with the listener(s).
Jon Walthour
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2001, Glenn Travis wrote:
> I disagree. Mine only registers itself if I have the "service_names" entry
> in the init.ora file. Comment this line out and see what happens...
Actually, the parameter that controls instance registration with
listeners for dedicated server is LOCAL_L
I disagree. Mine only registers itself if I have the "service_names" entry
in the init.ora file. Comment this line out and see what happens...
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Smith
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 1:31 PM
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In Oracle 8i a database will self regis
In Oracle 8i a database will self register with the default listener
even if you do not have it defined. There are parameters that you
can put in your init.ora to prevent this.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 9:35 AM
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First Off,
With 8i, the databases automatically register with the listener. You can disable it
by pointing to a port that is not used by a listener.
In the initSID.ora put the following entry:
local_listener = "(address = (protocol = tcp)(host = mymachine.mydomain.com)(port =
1522))"
Jay Hostetter
O
In 8i you do not need to include services in the listener. Listener itself
can find out what databases are running and need it services
Alex Hillman
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First Off, I would like to thank everyo
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