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Andreas Boettner wrote:
> While I try to install an Oracle9i App. Server, I get an Error with
> the HTTP Server, wich is referred to in the documetation. The solution
> would be to shorten the PATH environment variable, because if it is
> too long, it produces a memory problem. Since I donīt want to buy a
> patch for the cmd.exe from microsoft, wich would solve the problem
> too, I would like to shorten the PATH environment variable, but I do
> not understand, how to do this, maybe because of lacking english
> knowledge. Poor german, I am. Could someone describe the solution in
> some simple words? Or even in german?
>
> Thank you
> Andreas
It sounds like you are using a version of Oracle and possibly a version of a WIndows operating system. Unfortunately we can not determine which versions of either product.
Assuming you are using a version of Windows, a default PATH will be set up
in the appropriate control panel applet. In many version, click on START
> SETTINGS > CONTROL PANEL > SYSTEM > Advanced (Tab) > Environment
Variable (button). You might be able to rearrange the data in the PATH
variable or eliminate unnecessary directories.
Received on Mon Jul 21 2003 - 19:27:13 CDT
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