inbound_connect_timeout sets the time, in seconds, for the client
to complete its connection to the listener before being timed out.
log_directory sets the directory for the listener log file.
log_file sets the name of the listener log file.
log_status sets whether logging is ON or OFF.
password sets the listener password.
raw_mode changes the displaymode format to show all data;
only use raw_mode in conjunction with Oracle Support.
save_config_on_stop saves your configuration changes to your
listener.ora file when you exit lsnrctl.
startup_waittime sets the number of seconds the listener sleeps
before responding to a lsnrctl start command.
trc_directory sets the directory for the listener trace file.
trc_file sets the name for the listener trace file.
trc_level sets the trace level (ADMIN, USER, SUPPORT, or OFF).
See lsnrctl trace.
SHOW Shows current parameter settings. Options are the same as the set
options with the sole omission of the password command.
TABLE 15-2 Listener Control (lsnrctl) Utility Commands
530 Oracle Database 11g DBA Handbook
NOTE
Options for lsnrctl may be introduced or removed with each new
version of Oracle Net.
You can enter the lsnrctl command by itself to enter the lsnrctl utility shell, from which all
other commands can then be executed.
The command options listed in Table 15-2 give you a great deal of control over the listener
process, as shown in the following examples. In most of these examples, the lsnrctl command is
first entered by itself.
Pages:
769
770
771
772
773
774
775
776
777
778
779
780
781
782
783
784
785
786
787
788
789
790
791
792
793