Re: Identifying mult instances on Unix system

2003-03-12 Thread Thomas Day 

I used to
  ps -ef | grep ora

That would also show me if my listener was up.



   

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Hi All,

I have multiple instances with multiple datadases (Not oracle
parallel
server) all running on my unix system.
   I am wondering how to identify which instances are running on my
unix
system, say HP-UX.

Thanks
Manoj

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RE: Identifying mult instances on Unix system

2003-03-11 Thread Pete Sharman 
If it's the instances you're after, and they're running, the easiest way
would probably be to issue ps -ef | grep pmon (or some other mandatory
process) to get the list.

Pete
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Hi All,

I have multiple instances with multiple datadases (Not oracle
parallel 
server) all running on my unix system.
   I am wondering how to identify which instances are running on my
unix 
system, say HP-UX.

Thanks
Manoj

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