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The "No longer listening on" messages will be in the Oracle listener log. Provided that you start a new log each time you start the Oracle listener, you can extract the messages with a MSDOS "find" command. Not tried with your commands but you could try testing ERRORLEVEL immediately after executing the command, though I think that each command with the test for ERRORLEVEL would have to be in its own batch file executed from a call statement. We don't want to test the result of "call" itself. ERRORLEVEL is explained in the help text for "if". Code:
if /? You'll have to check Oracle documentation for the ERRORLEVEL values from Oracle commmands. |
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