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11-02-2007
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Need Urgent help in this issue
Hi ,
In Unix, Is there is any difference between the environment path variable "path" and "PATH". When I set PATH I am unable to get binary but when I set path then the binary is visible what may be the issue ? Thanks in advance Bathri  
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11-04-2007
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Can you tell me which shell are you using?
The PATH and path variable varies depending on the shell. For Korn shell - PATH is used For C shell - path is used. [Chapter 6] 6.5 PATH and path For C shell UNIX Tutorial Eight Hope the above links help you. Regards, Chella
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