The Easiest Way To Truncate the Oracle Database listener.log On A Linux Server
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On Linux, locate the listener.log file of the Oracle Database. Then, use the following procedure to zip & truncate the listener.log file of an Oracle Database:
$ zip listener.log.zip listener.log $ cat /dev/null > listener.log
This will zip and truncate the listener.log file and the Oracle Database will automatically create a new listener.log file and start writing to it.
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