Srvctl setenv

Hi,
If i set the environment variable using setenv, Is this value used by the cluster for its start and stop activity...
Say for eg.,
If i set TNS_ADMIN=<path>, then does the cluster looks for listener.ora file in this path while starting and stopping the listener ??
thx.

Yes you are right, If you set any variable like TNS_ADMIN then when you will start instance using srvctl it will pickup setting using TNS_ADMIN value.
Good example you can find in Gaurav's blog.
http://blogs.oracle.com/gverma/2008/03/08
HTH
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