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I run Oracle 8.1.7.2 on in AIX 4..3.3. When I run sqlplus and use ! or host to spawn a shell and execute an AIX command my environment and aliases don't seem to be present. How can incorporate the user environment to AIX commands run from sqlplus? Thanks. Mine are (AIX 5L). cd. $ORACLE_HOME works just fine. |
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I run Oracle 8.1.7.2 on in AIX 4..3.3. When I run sqlplus and use ! or host to spawn a shell and execute an AIX command my environment and aliases don't seem to be present. How can incorporate the user environment to AIX commands run from sqlplus? Thanks. |
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"Eric Parker" <eric.parkerthedross (AT) virgin (DOT) net> wrote in message news:ScSeb.4895$QH3.2409 (AT) newsfep4-winn (DOT) server.ntli.net... "Tiglath" <tiglath (AT) tiglath (DOT) net> wrote in message news:blf9ho$q0e$1 (AT) bob (DOT) news.rcn.net... I run Oracle 8.1.7.2 on in AIX 4..3.3. When I run sqlplus and use ! or host to spawn a shell and execute an AIX command my environment and aliases don't seem to be present. How can incorporate the user environment to AIX commands run from sqlplus? Thanks. Tiglath Are they there if you spawn a shell directly, independent of sqlplus ? Thank you for your reply. Yes, all the aliases in .kshrc are present when I spawn a new ksh outside sqlplus, but missing within sqlplus. Why would you expect it to be otherwise? |
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"Tiglath" <tiglath (AT) tiglath (DOT) net> wrote in message news:blf9ho$q0e$1 (AT) bob (DOT) news.rcn.net... I run Oracle 8.1.7.2 on in AIX 4..3.3. When I run sqlplus and use ! or host to spawn a shell and execute an AIX command my environment and aliases don't seem to be present. How can incorporate the user environment to AIX commands run from sqlplus? Thanks. Tiglath Are they there if you spawn a shell directly, independent of sqlplus ? |
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Why would you expect it to be otherwise? |
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