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PL/SQL using Unix [message #464720]

Fri, 09 July 2010 01:16

januincse
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Hi,

I have worked in Oracle-PL/SQL as a developer in Windows OS.
Now i have to learn working with PL/SQL in Unix Environment.
Please help me out with some materials.

Regards,
Janani Rajkumar

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Re: PL/SQL using Unix [message #464732 is a reply to message #464720]

Fri, 09 July 2010 01:52

Michel Cadot
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PL/SQL runs inside Oracle instance and does not care if it is Unix or Windows or VMS or any OS.

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Michel

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Re: PL/SQL using Unix [message #464734 is a reply to message #464732]

Fri, 09 July 2010 02:20

ramoradba
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may be he should learn *nix comands to work with that OS

sriram

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Re: PL/SQL using Unix [message #464736 is a reply to message #464720]

Fri, 09 July 2010 02:25

rahulvb
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januincse wrote on Fri, 09 July 2010 01:16

Hi,

I have worked in Oracle-PL/SQL as a developer in Windows OS.
Now i have to learn working with PL/SQL in Unix Environment.
Please help me out with some materials.

Regards,
Janani Rajkumar

1/ Learn basic Unix Commands.
2/ Set up oracle client on Unix server.
3/ Set up the following path for your profile ( unix id)
3.1/ LD_LIBRARY_PATH
3.2/ ORACLE_HOME

Point 2 and 3 ask your Sys Admin.

and you are good to GO.
All the best.

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