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This will round the number to two decimal places a value of 130 in this example Note that the 0 is appended in the output to show the two decimal places

user interface For all the commands, you must specify the name of the listener, if it is not the default name of LISTENER Figures 4-6 and 4-7 show how to check the status of a listener and to stop and start it, issuing the commands either from the operating system prompt or from within the user interface Note that the status command always tells you the address on which the listener accepts connection requests, the name and location of the listenerora file that defines the listener, and the name and location of the log file for the listener Also, in the examples shown in the figures, the listener LIST2 supports no services This is because there are no services statically registered in the listenerora file for that listener, and no instances have dynamically registered either Figure 4-8 uses the services command to show the state of the listener after an instance has registered dynamically

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To perform a normal exponentiation operation on a number, you use the ** operator:

Figure 4-6 Using lsnrctl commands from the operating system prompt to check the status and then start the listener LIST2

$square = 4**2;

This returns 16, or 4 raised to the power of 2 If you want to raise the natural base number e to the power, you need to use the exp function:

Figure 4-7 Using the lsnrctl user interface to check the status and then stop the listener LIST2 Figure 4-8 The services command shows the services for which the listener will accept connections

If you do not supply an EXPR argument, exp uses the value of the $_variable as the exponent For example, to find the square of e:

In Figure 4-8, the output of the status command tells you that the listener called LISTENER supports three services, all available on the instance orcl11g: Service orcl11gjwlnx1bplccoza is the regular database service The listener can launch dedicated server sessions against it (it hasn t launched any yet) Service orcl11gXDBjwlnx1bplccoza is the XML database protocol server This lets users connect to the database with protocols other than Oracle NET, such FTP and HTTP Service orcl11g_XPTjwlnx1bplccoza has to do with Dataguard By default, an 11g database instance will register the XDP and XPT services, but they cannot be used without considerable further configuration The fact that the services are shown to be status ready indicates that they were automatically registered by the PMON process: the listener knows they are ready because PMON said they were If the services has been statically registered, they would be marked as status unknown, indicating that while they are in the listenerora file, they may not in fact be working To see all the lsnrctl commands, use the HELP command:

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$square = exp(2);

C:\>lsnrctl help LSNRCTL for 32-bit Windows: Version 111040 - Beta on 26-NOV-2007 17:47:16 Copyright (c) 1991, 2006, Oracle All rights reserved The following operations are available An asterisk (*) denotes a modifier or extended command: start stop status services version reload save_config trace change_password quit exit set* show*

To get the square root of a number, use the built-in sqrt function:

$var = sqrt(16384);

In summary, these commands are START Start a listener STOP Stop a listener STATUS See the status of a listener SERVICES See the services a listener is offering (fuller information than STATUS) VERSION Show the version of a listener RELOAD Force a listener to reread its entry in listenerora SAVE_CONFIG Write any changes made online to the listenerora file TRACE Enable tracing of a listener s activity CHANGE_PASSWORD Set a password for a listener s administration QUIT Exit from the tool without saving changes to the listenerora file EXIT Exit from the tool and save changes to the listenerora file SET Set various options, such as tracing and timeouts SHOW Show options that have been set for a listener

To calculate the nth root of a number, use the ** operator with a fractional number For example, the following line

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