December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
928 pages
85h 29m
English
The Listener Control utility is generally called with its program name (normally lsnrctl) from the command prompt of your operating system. You start the Listener Control with any one of these commands:
lsnrctl [command] [listener]
or
lsnrctl @filenameThe optional parameters are:
Any valid Listener Control utility command.
The name of a listener. If you do not specify a specific listener name in a command, the Listener Control utility looks for a listener named LISTENER.
Executes the statements in the filename. You can include comments in the file by preceding them with either REM or the number sign (#).
If you call the Listener Control utility without a command or a file,
the Listener Control utility will open up its own session with the
lsnrctl> prompt.