Start/stop listener daily

Hi,
Please can someone tell me if it is good practice to restart the dabase listener daily and if so why? I have just the one listener configured on the server for about 4 databases. Databases are 10gR1, 10gR2 and 11gR1 but the listener used on the server is the one that resides in the 10gR2 home as it happens to be compatible with all the other versions.
thank you.

The only sensible reason to do it, would be to rename the listener.log and reset it by issuing touch listener.log
If you don't do that, the procedure is redundant.
Sybrand Bakker
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