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Using isql in korn shell
Hi all,
I have two accounts in a Unix server, the first one uses .tcsh as default shell and the other uses .ksh (korn shell) as default. When I login using the account with .tcsh default, I can use the isql command and connect to our database server. However, when I use the other account that uses korn shell (.ksh) as default, the isql does not work. Unix does not recognise it. I noticed that in the .tcsh account, i have these two files .login and .tcshrc, which I think contain the configuration to connect to our database server. I tried copying these files to my .ksh account, and even tried renaming the file .tcshrc to .cshrc but still, the .ksh account does not recognise the isql command. Any suggestions how I can make my .ksh account recognise isql? I also noticed that even though i have this .login file in my .ksh account, it does not load. (as the echo command is not being displayed) Thank you. |
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thank you raidzero.
However, when I tried using find / | grep isql, the command returns too many directories and most of them displays "Permission denied" at the end of the directory. e.g. find: cannot read dir /var/sadm/patch/: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/adm/db/patchlogs: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/spool/cron/crontabs: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/spool/clientmqueue: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/spool/mqueue: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/krb5/rcache/root: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/fm/fmd/xprt: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/fm/fmd/rsrc: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/fm/fmd/ckpt: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/preserve/casaall: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/preserve/chuljay: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/preserve/cheherb: Permission denied find: cannot read dir /var/cron: Permission denied |
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