How many databases

hi,
how do we find that how many databases are there on the server in windows and which how do we find how many databases are running.

Windows:
start->run->services.msc
Oracle databases on windows need to have the service of the form OracleService<SID>.
The number of such services you have under services.msc, it means that there are so many databases residing. For the databases that are running, you need to check if the OracleService<SID> is started or not.

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