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Oracle on Solaris
Hi friends,
i am given a new login id on a solaris system.And i have the basic .profile for that.Once i log in to that system how can i check if there is oracle installed on that solaris system ? I would want to set the path and other variables if i find that oracle is installed on it. Please help. thanks in advance sveera |
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