In this practice you will set up your instance
to use dispatcher and shared server processes.
Instructions
1. Start
a Telnet session (if you’re using a remote server) or open an operating system
prompt. Configure and start up Oracle Shared Server for your database so that
you have one dispatcher listening for TCP/IP connections, and one shared server
to server user requests. Specify the maximum dispatchers as two and maximum
shared servers as six. Note:
Since the listener that you are using is not listening on the default port of
1521, you must define the local_listener parameter in your init.ora file and
include a listener alias and address in your tnsnames.ora
file. If this parameter is not properly
defined, the instance will not start since the dispatcher processes will not
know how to register with the listener.
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Shut down your instance and add the
following parameters to your init.ora file you use to start your instance.
local_listener=listener01
(your_listener_name
)
dispatchers =
"(PROTOCOL=TCP)(DISPATCHERS=1)”
shared_servers=1
max_dispatchers=2
max_shared_servers=6
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Add the following lines to your
tnsnames.ora file using Net Manager or manually:
Listener01.world = (description
=
(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)
(HOST=your_host) ç host name of
DB server
(PORT =
1701)))
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Restart your instance |
This completes this
practice.
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