Alessandro,
if I recall correctly, services.ora belonged to the pre-grid-control oracle intelligent agent, where it kept the services it has discovered.
Stefan
Recently, I've had the same experience with an Oracle DBMS 10gR2 on Win2k and apart from listener.ora and tnsnames.ora (sqlnet.ora, in case) I did not change any files; system is running on production since a couple of months without any problem; I don't remember anything about services.ora: what is this file for ? (sorry for ignorance).
A completely different matter is in case of an Oracle Application Server: I've never nedeed to change an hostname with AS but it seems to me it's not a simple (or even possible) task.
Regards,
Alessandro
> > Hello everybody <cut> > But now I have the problem that we have to change the hostname of a > server due to a project in which we want to migrate into a global > domain. > Before we can migrate into the global domain we have to fulfill the > global naming convention for the servers. > On one of these servers we have to rename we have installed Oracle > with two database instances. > So I want to ask here if anybody have experiences in changing the > hostname of a server with Oracle installed? > Is it possible that everything I have to modify are the files > listener.ora, tnsnames.ora and services.ora??? <cut> > Raphael Gmür -- //www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l >
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