I think sh expects a shell command script. Never tried
sending it a binary.
So I just did.
On my Solaris Intel box, it always returns an error :Unexpected '('
Now, when I put my fully qualified sqlplus is a text file say:
shsqlplus
The file has the following string:
/opt/oracle/bin/sqlplus
and then do a sh shsqlplus, sqlplus opens fine.
I think your flavor of Linux is a little more aggressive in protecting
you against sending binaries to the command interpreter.
Tho one could speculate on some possible interesting results throwing
(essentially) random data at the command interpreter.
At 02:38 PM 6/26/2002 -0800, you wrote:
Hello,
Could someone help me decipher these?
1) "sh: /DB/O92iBase/O9iEE/bin/sqlplus: Permission
denied"
2) "sh: /DB/O92iBase/O9iEE/bin/genclntsh: bad interpreter:
Permission denied"
Thanks.
ltiu
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