on 10-25-2007 9:47 PM
I'm missing my service called OracleBS1920TNSListener for my BS1 system. Any ideas on how to get it back as a service without installing Oracle again?
what do you mean you are missing your listener? Did you try to start it again? Do you have the network configuration files under $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin like listener.ora? If not, you can create the oracle net configurations files on <b><u>Windows</u></b> with <b><u>Oracle Net Configuration Assistant</u></b> . On <b><u>UNIX</u></b>, the program <b><u>netca</u></b> can be used to start the Oracle Net Configuration Assistant.
see please following SAP Notes:
<b>562403</b> - FAQ: Oracle Net
<b>445769</b> - Net8 configuration with the Net8 configuration assistant
<b>555881</b> - NT/W2K: Net8 Configuration Assistant does not start
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easy, just type:
lsnrctl start
if service does not exist, it will create it for you.
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