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Environment Variable
$ . oraenv (when i type this at the prompt)
ORACLE_SID = [AHP2DD] ? ( I get this) I understand that . oraenv is a startup script and it has the ENV variable ORACLE_SID. But pls let me know what more it explains and also how to change the env variable here. |
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For changing the environment variables you need to change the
script that sets them i.e. in your .oraenv like : If running under Boune shell export ORACLE_SID=<your value of ORACLE_SID> If running under csh/tcsh setenv ORACLE_SID <your value of ORACLE_SID> A good idea would be to set these variables in your initialisation files. |
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