I find very useful to connect to all my instances at the beginning of the day; in that way I can anticipate a lot of e-mails. This one is the most simplest version, using a windows batch file.
We need to enter a shell on our desktop PC (surely with all the network permissions to access the instances we administer), an Oracle Client installed (to use sqlplus) and a tnsnames.ora configured (at least an Instance Client).
Example of use:
U:\>connects
BDEXTPPR
BDINTPPR
DWHDEV
DWHREP10
DWHPRO
...
U:\>
Here we can see the "connects.bat" file and the "exit.sql" file.
U:\>type d:\dba\connects.bat
@echo off
sqlplus -S "sys/password@bdintppr as sysdba" @c:\exit.sql
sqlplus -S "system/password@dwhpro" @c:\exit.sql
....
U:\>type c:\exit.sql
set pagesize 0
col instancia format a10
select UPPER(instance) INSTANCIA from v$thread;
exit
It's not the solution I most like, but it works well. The other solution I'm working in on consists in a PL/SQL the establish connections to the locations stored in a VARRAY.
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