Removing/delete listener service
Dear friends,
I have my LISTENER up and working but I have another listener not starte since long time ago. I would like to get ride of it.
OracleSIDTNSListenerListne
Could you tell me how to remove it?
I have my LISTENER up and working but I have another listener not starte since long time ago. I would like to get ride of it.
OracleSIDTNSListenerListne
Could you tell me how to remove it?
ASKER
I will try. It is just my test db, somebody was playing with it.
ASKER
This Window Service does not appear in Net Configuration Assistant.
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Simply delete the entry from listener.ora file. It is in <ORACLE_HOME>\network\admi
This should do.
Sujit
This should do.
Sujit
hi
in windows
1. Start regedit (you can start it at the command prompt by typing C:\regedit, or from the Start menu.)
2. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\
3. Delete Oracle<HOME_NAME>TNSListen
4. Delete OracleService<SID>.
Updating the Oracle Listener
The listener service is a process which will sit on the Oracle database server and wait for calls to that database instance. The easiest way to update the listener for your newly copied database is to copy the listener files from the previous database. These files are located in c:\orant\network\admin. All of the files should be copied. The minimun files should be eventdef.tcl, listener.ora, sqlnet.ora and tnsnames.ora. There may be additional files. If so, copy them too if the client machines mcan not contact your database server. Otherwise the listener files can be configured using the SQL Net Easy Configuration Utility.
In unix
remove all the entries which refer to the deleted database in tnsnames.ora and listener.ora (located in $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin
try to remove these
#(SID_DESC =
#(GLOBAL_DBNAME = dbname)
#(ORACLE_HOME = /home/ora9ir2)
#(SID_NAME = ora9ir2)
#)
regards
in windows
1. Start regedit (you can start it at the command prompt by typing C:\regedit, or from the Start menu.)
2. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\
3. Delete Oracle<HOME_NAME>TNSListen
4. Delete OracleService<SID>.
Updating the Oracle Listener
The listener service is a process which will sit on the Oracle database server and wait for calls to that database instance. The easiest way to update the listener for your newly copied database is to copy the listener files from the previous database. These files are located in c:\orant\network\admin. All of the files should be copied. The minimun files should be eventdef.tcl, listener.ora, sqlnet.ora and tnsnames.ora. There may be additional files. If so, copy them too if the client machines mcan not contact your database server. Otherwise the listener files can be configured using the SQL Net Easy Configuration Utility.
In unix
remove all the entries which refer to the deleted database in tnsnames.ora and listener.ora (located in $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin
try to remove these
#(SID_DESC =
#(GLOBAL_DBNAME = dbname)
#(ORACLE_HOME = /home/ora9ir2)
#(SID_NAME = ora9ir2)
#)
regards
ASKER
sujit_kumar, this listener does not appear on my listener.ora, and I could not find a way to delete a service using Control Panel > Administrative tools > Services. Where is the delete/remove option? Thanks!
helpneed, thank you for the detailed solution, just that markgeer gave me the solution earlier.
schwertner, thanks!
markgeer, this solution worked! many thanks!!
helpneed, thank you for the detailed solution, just that markgeer gave me the solution earlier.
schwertner, thanks!
markgeer, this solution worked! many thanks!!
Start this GUI.
Go to the Listener section
Select the needed Listener.
Use "Remove" option.
Be careful!