WHERE ARE Linux Oracle Services (as in NT) ?

WHERE ARE the Linux Oracle Services created by the OUI (such as listener, db, apache, etc) and how cn i start / stop them automatically ?
Also, is there in any place "the oracle program group menus" like in WINDOWS START MENU, so we can see all programs installed ?
I Installed 9iAS release 2 in RedHat
Thanks

I use 8.1.7 on LInux. There are dbshut and dbstart scripts in $ORACLE_HOME/bin and there is example of "service-script" in Installation Guiede. So you can create "service-scripts", put in in /etc/rc.d/init.d and usecommends like /etc/rc.d/init/oradb start/stop, besides it you can make links for this script in rc.0, rc.6, rc.3 etc.. (like other services). You may write me a letter ([email protected]) and I'll send you service-scripts, if you will have troubles.

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