Name
LOCAL_LISTENER
Synopsis
LOCAL_LISTENER = “ADDRESS_LIST = (ADDRESS =address_data
) [(ADDRESS =address_data
)...]”address_data
(TCP/IP) := (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = {hostname
|ip_address
})(PORT =port_number
)address_data
(IPC) := (PROTOCOL = IPC)(KEY =key_name
)address_data
(SPX) := (PROTOCOL = SPX)(SERVICE =spx_service_name
)address_data
(Named Pipes) := (PROTOCOL = NMP)(SERVER =server_name
)(PIPE =pipe_name
)
Defines the addresses of local listeners so that the instance and the instance’s dispatchers can register with them. This is a static parameter, and may not be changed while the instance is running.
Tip
The LOCAL_LISTENER parameter overrides the now obsolete MTS_LISTENER_ADDRESS and MTS_MULTIPLE_LISTENERS parameters.
Parameters
- address_data
The protocol-specific address data required to identify a listener address. The address data specified in the LOCAL_LISTENER parameter should match that specified in the target listener’s
listener.ora
file.- host_name
The TCP/IP hostname of the machine on which the listener is running.
- ip_address
The TCP/IP address of the machine on which the listener is running.
- port_number
The TCP/IP port number that the listener is monitoring.
- key_name
The listener’s IPC key name.
- spx_service_name
The listener’s SPX service name.
- server_name
The name of the server on which the listener is running.
- pipe_name
The name of the pipe over which you want to communicate.
Default value
The default value is as follows:
LOCAL_LISTENER = "(ADDRESS_LIST = \ (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST ...
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