Log into a UNIX or Linux machine as root.
execute: ps -ef |grep -i pmon
you should see something like that:
oracle 27161 1 0 Mar07 ? 00:03:53 ora_pmon_ODS
then ODS is a SID of that oracle.
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Thanks! it's missing a pipe symbol in the command.
It should be "ps -ef | grep -i pmon"
Thank you :)
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