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Hi Friends ,
I need to connect to Oracle using sqlplus and it says that sqlplus is not found . I need to check if Oracle is running or not .is there any command to check if oracle is running ? Please help Thanks in advance Veera |
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Your error means it cannot find the sqlplus executable. It has nothing to do with Oracle being started.
If Oracle is on your system, then ORACLE_HOME has to be defined. If it is not, get your sysadmin to put into /etc/profile Then change your path like this in your personal profile: Code:
export PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME/bin Code:
which sqlplus |
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Hi Friend,
thanks a lot for your reply .it works bye Veera |
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