Stopping Listener

Hi,
Oracle 11.2.1
I am trying to stop the listener service for the RAC database. When i try to stop it. I am getting below error.
srvctl stop listener -l DEV (DEV is the instance on NODE 1)
PRCR-1001 : Resource ora.DEV.lsnr does not exist

881487 wrote:
Hi,
Oracle 11.2.1
I am trying to stop the listener service for the RAC database. When i try to stop it. I am getting below error.
srvctl stop listener -l DEV (DEV is the instance on NODE 1)
PRCR-1001 : Resource ora.DEV.lsnr does not existFrom 11.2, the listener is created by default from the Grid Home and is called the "grid listener" . The error that you are getting means that the resource Listener from the database home doesn't exist and I think, you haven't created a listener from the database home. So you should connect as the owner of the grid environment and use the same command to stop the listener. To confirm that the listener is running from which home, issue this command and post here the result,
ps -ef| grep tnsAman....

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