How to retreive IP Address Of DB Server?

Hi!
Can we retrieve the port number of the DB server through SQL prompt. Actually, i've scenario like - i need to fetch the server ip address through sql prompt which will be use for some purpose. Is it at all possible in Oracle. I'm using Oracle9i.
Thanks in advance for reply.
Satyaki De.

> Can i access the ip address of the DB server through SQL or PL/SQL code?
No. It is the wrong place to look.
Reason: a sever can, and often has, multiple IP addresses.
So when you run SQL or PL/SQL code (or a Java stored proc), that will likely report the 1st IP address of the server - and you could have connected via another IP address of that server.
The actual socket call to get the hostname returns an array of IP addresses. So which one is the correct one? How do you know whether or not your client session connected to the 1st IP in this array?
The correct place to look is at the socket handle for that Oracle session on the client. And determine to what IP address that socket is connected to.
This is not that easy - I do not think that the OCI exposes the socket handle it creates. But you can use kernel calls to get a list of established TCP sessions and to what IP address they're connected to. The netstat command on Windows and Unix/Linux is an example of how this can be done.

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