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On a Windows server, the processes are really just threads in one large process. If you look at the Processes tab of the Task Manager, you will see just one process, “ORACLE.EXE”. You could use the TLIST utility supplied with the Windows Resource Toolkit to see the separate threads within the process.
In Unix (or Linux), you can see the processes running with the process status command:
[oracle@BigBoy oracle]$ ps -aef | grep ora_
oracle 13964 1 0 2002 ? 00:07:16 ora_pmon_skilldev
oracle 13966 1 0 2002 ? 00:04:14 ora_dbw0_skilldev
oracle 13968 1 0 2002 ? 00:04:24 ora_lgwr_skilldev
oracle 13970 1 0 2002 ? 00:15:28 ora_ckpt_skilldev
oracle 13972 1 0 2002 ? 00:01:15 ora_smon_skilldev
oracle 13974 1 0 2002 ? 00:00:03 ora_reco_skilldev
oracle 13976 1 0 2002 ? 00:05:15 ora_snp0_skilldev
oracle 13978 1 0 2002 ? 00:04:53 ora_snp1_skilldev
oracle 13980 1 0 2002 ? 00:04:52 ora_snp2_skilldev
oracle 13982 1 0 2002 ? 00:04:51 ora_snp3_skilldev
oracle 13984 1 0 2002 ? 00:00:15 ora_s000_skilldev
oracle 13986 1 0 2002 ? 00:00:11 ora_d000_skilldev
oracle 13988 1 0 2002 ? 00:00:03 ora_arc0_skilldev