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Stop the Oracle listener (Linux systems)

This example shows the shutdown of a listener process called LISTENER. More than one listener process may be run on a system and each listener should be defined in a configuration file called listener.ora. Procedure Log on to the operating system as oracle, or switch user to oracle by entering su - oracle followed by the oracle password. Manually set the Oracle environment by typing one of the following commands: Copy export ORACLE_HOME=Oracle-home-path export PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin Stop tnslsnr by typing the following command: Copy $ORACLE_HOME/bin/lsnrctl stop listener Verify that the tnslsnr process is no longer running by entering the following command: Copy ps -ef | grep -v grep | grep tnslsnr There should be no output returned by this command.

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