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Old 07-10-2010
Identify env file called
Hi,

please help me.. in how to find out which env file is being called upon when an os user logs.

when i su - oracle , i would like to know which env is called, because i see many env files under the home dir..

thanks,
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Old 07-10-2010
Hi jjoy,

It's not clear what you are asking.

What does env mean? I'm sure you don't mean /bin/env.

Do you mean a script file? If so, the name of the current script is in $0 (that's a zero).
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Old 07-11-2010
when you su - oracle, it will call ".profile" or ".cshrc", ".kshrc", ".bashrc" etc depending on which shell you are using.

so do a 'ls -a' and then open the startup script and find out which env.sh script is being run

probably something like ". ./oracleenv.sh"
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