Mining listener logs

Hi all

11.2.0.3.11

AIX6

Is there a views v $ than the customers login to our database of mines prod? Or maybe a view v$ which maps the listener.log such that I can choose all the IP addresses of the clients to connect to our database of PROD. This is similar to ADRCI than the alert_PROD.log of mines. I want to provide all IP addresses to access our database of prod daily report to my boss.

Thank you

MK

You can use awk, sed, tr on listener.log to achieve this.

But why not just use:

Select machine, Terminal session of v$.

Mustafa DOGANAY

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