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to select the names of the connect_string.
We could assume that on the line where we put the connect-string, we don't have '('-characters.
So we can have something like this
for fname in $( grep -v "(" tnsnames.ora | awk '{ print $1 }' )
do
tnsping $fname
.. continue with whatever you want to do.
done
Maybe you can use the output of the tnsping command to determine the hostname or IP-address of the connect-string you are testing. ( I would like to try, but don't have an oracle-system here )
Hope this helps
Gert
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