How to know Dedicated or Shared ...

Hi there,
I want to know what is the default architecture (dedicated or shared) when a database is created thru Installtion or Creation Wizard and how we can verify from the database? And also I wanna know how we can manually configure a database to dedicated or shared architecture? Can anybody help me in this regard?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Aqueel.

I want to know what is the default architecture (dedicated or shared) when a database is created thru Installtion or Creation Wizard ?
r.- The installer is going to request from you the option but the default is dedicated
we can verify from the database?
lsnrctl services
It is one of the method to realize if the database is in shared or dedicated way.
another can be checking the parameters.
Depending if you are working in 8i or 9i the parameters
are different for a Shared Server(9i) or Multi-Thread Server(8i)
parameters in 8i for a dedicated Server:
mts_dispatchers = "(protocol=TCP)(disp=15)(con=25)"
mts_max_dispatchers = 20
mts_servers = 12
mts_max_servers = 18
I wanna know how we can manually configure a database to dedicated or shared architecture ?
The parameters to set the kind of mode is going to depend of what release you are using.
What release you are using, 8i or 9i ?
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