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how to know if oracle is installed ?
can anyone please tell me how to know whether oracle
is installed in unix? what is the path to check if oracle is installed or not? |
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Log in to your host and enter at the prompt:
ps -ef | grep pmon This should give you at least one line of data....which will be the indication that there is an instance of Oracle running. |
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Look for a file /etc/oratab.
Its content should reveal all ORACLE_HOMEs present at your box. |
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