Re: How to get ORACLE

From: Joseph Testa <jtesta_at_freenet.columbus.oh.us>
Date: 1997/08/29
Message-ID: <5u727q$1f7@login.freenet.columbus.oh.us>#1/1

Shrey (vakis_at_platinum.com) wrote:
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: Paul,
: I checked the oratab file on the UNIX server. It has only one entry, but I
: have atleast 10 different oracle instances(different sid) running. Is the
: information put in the file manually?
: Thanks

It is only for the machine that has the instances on them, so in all likelyhood each server has a different /etc/oratab

joe

: Pavel <peroutka_at_apple.com> wrote in article
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: > If you are looking for this information on UNIX server then it is
: > stored in
: > /etc/oratab
: >
: > There is oracle sid and oracle home. On different machines in might be
: > in different directories but the name of the file is oratab.
: >
: > Paul
: >
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: <html><head></head><BODY bgcolor=3D"#E8E8E0">Paul, I checked the oratab file on =
: the UNIX server. It has only one entry, but I have atleast 10 different =
: oracle instances(different sid) running. Is the information put in the =
: file manually? Thanks Pavel <peroutka_at_apple.com> =
: wrote in article <5tv2eb$s4u$1_at_news.apple.com>... > If you are looking for this =
: information on UNIX server then it is > stored in > =
: /etc/oratab > > There is oracle sid and oracle home. On =
: different machines in might be > in different directories but the =
: name of the file is oratab. > > Paul > 
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Received on Fri Aug 29 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT

Re: How to get ORACLE_HOME?