>> Display Oracle Listener Status
$ lsnrctl status
>> Start Oracle Listener
$ lsnrctl start
>> Stop Oracle Listener
$ lsnrctl stop
>> Restart Oracle Listener
$ lsnrctl reload
>> Available Listener Commands
$ lsnrctl help
>> Help menu for specific listener command
$ lsnrctl help show
$ lsnrctl status
>> Start Oracle Listener
$ lsnrctl start
>> Stop Oracle Listener
$ lsnrctl stop
>> Restart Oracle Listener
$ lsnrctl reload
>> Available Listener Commands
$ lsnrctl help
- start - Start the Oracle listener
- stop - Stop the Oracle listener
- status - Display the current status of the Oracle listener
- services - Retrieve the listener services information
- version - Display the oracle listener version information
- reload - This will reload the oracle listener SID and parameter files. This is equivalent to lsnrctl stop and lsnrctl start.
- save_config – This will save the current settings to the listener.ora file and also take a backup of the listener.ora file before overwriting it. If there are no changes, it will display the message “No changes to save for LISTENER”
- trace - Enable the tracing at the listener level. The available options are ‘trace OFF’, ‘trace USER’, ‘trace ADMIN’ or ‘trace SUPPORT’
- spawn - Spawns a new with the program with the spawn_alias mentioned in the listener.ora file
- change_password – Set the new password to the oracle listener (or) change the existing listener password.
- show - Display log files and other relevant listener information.
>> Help menu for specific listener command
$ lsnrctl help show
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