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Thread: Obtaining a list of all databases via SQL

  1. #11
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    but really the question - how can i tell what databases are on my server, only arises when it isn't properly managed. Or you have taken over management and not got any docs or anyone who knows

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    That is absolutely true.
    Jeff Hunter

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    I know this is not sql but in unix, you could do a
    ps -ef |grep oracle - this will show all the oracle database processes running
    or even still
    ps -ef |grep smon

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    and 2 of my databases are shut down - but they are still there?

    Or I could even have an instance but no database

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    Can we all agree that if we were required to use SQLPLUS ONLY to determine the databases on a system, we'd ask for our coat and hat.

    (and recommend they use sql server?)

    Maybe we should just let this thread unravel. It was good, stimulating thought.
    "I do not fear computers. I fear the lack of them." Isaac Asimov
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    deal

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