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&gt;&gt;I find out who did this in 11G since the listener log is now an xml file<br />
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There is still a text version. &nbsp;Look under the trace folder. &nbsp;The original listener.log file format is in there.
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>>I find out who did this in 11G since the listener log is now an xml file

There is still a text version.  Look under the trace folder.  The original listener.log file format is in there.

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I looked in the trace directory - the only .log file there is the alert log
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I looked in the trace directory - the only .log file there is the alert log

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Look in the tnslsnr\trace folder under diag.<br />
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From a CMD prompt:<br />
lsnrctl status<br />
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This will tell you where to look.
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Look in the tnslsnr\trace folder under diag.

From a CMD prompt:
lsnrctl status

This will tell you where to look.

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I found the listener.log but can't find the user who locked the account - how do I find that?<br />
I can open a new question if I need to
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I found the listener.log but can't find the user who locked the account - how do I find that?
I can open a new question if I need to

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That is what I was afraid of - thanks for the clarification
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That is what I was afraid of - thanks for the clarification

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Databases are 11g &nbsp;11.2.0.4<br />
Several applications connect to the database - they changed the main account password. &nbsp;Now some application keeps locking the account. &nbsp;In 10G I would find out who did that in the listener log. &nbsp;How do I find out who did this in 11G since the listener log is now an xml file. &nbsp;Auditing is not turned on
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Databases are 11g  11.2.0.4
Several applications connect to the database - they changed the main account password.  Now some application keeps locking the account.  In 10G I would find out who did that in the listener log.  How do I find out who did this in 11G since the listener log is now an xml file.  Auditing is not turned on

oracle 11g find out who locked an account

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