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Thursday, March 5, 2009
Oracle instance currently running
To retrieve the Oracle instance name, execute the following
SQL
statement:
select
sys
_context('
USERENV
','DB_NAME') as
Instancefrom
dual;
Following commands can be used to check the
TNS
Listener status
tnsping
oracl
(Where
oracl
is the instance name under concern
lsnrctl
services
lsnrctl
status
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