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Old 04-07-2010, 02:14 AM   #1
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kill pid


The below is the output of lsof -i tcp:7158

COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME
_ora1 5168 root 13u IPv4 584587222 TCP *ra2 (LISTEN)
_ora2 5168 root 14u IPv4 848578242 TCP ORAra2->192.168.100.37:
5878 (ESTABLISHED)

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I found that the process 5168 is locking the database , now the user can't access the database via the service port 7158 , I have to kill it to release the service port , but if I kill it , then I have to restart the database also , otherwise , I can't re-start the service port , can advise how can I only kill the device ID 848578242 , instead of kill the pid 5168 ? thx
 
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Originally Posted by elainelaw View Post
The below is the output of lsof -i tcp:7158

COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME
_ora1 5168 root 13u IPv4 584587222 TCP *ra2 (LISTEN)
_ora2 5168 root 14u IPv4 848578242 TCP ORAra2->192.168.100.37:
5878 (ESTABLISHED)

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I found that the process 5168 is locking the database , now the user can't access the database via the service port 7158 , I have to kill it to release the service port , but if I kill it , then I have to restart the database also , otherwise , I can't re-start the service port , can advise how can I only kill the device ID 848578242 , instead of kill the pid 5168 ? thx
No, you have to shut down the database, or the listener, and restart it.
 
  


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