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ORA-27369: job of type EXECUTABLE failed with exit code: Permissiondenied
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ORA-27369: job of type EXECUTABLE failed with exit code: Permissiondenied -
12-14-2008
, 10:41 PM
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Hi I was trying to set up a test job in Enterprise manager and I got this error when it tried running the script. I've created the script on a RAC cluster . It contains the following: #!/bin/ksh . /oracle/.kshrc env >> /tmp/t.txt which sqlplus >> /tmp/t.txt sqlplus scott/abc@ORACLE123<<-! set serveroutput on size 1000000 select 'Hello World' from dual / ! I've ran this successfully via the command line. Could someone advise as to what I am missing or did wrong? I had a look at metalink and check the points given there but I seem to have them covered. Regards Justin |
execute this script?
David Fitzjarrell
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Hi I was trying to set up a test job in Enterprise manager and I got this error when it tried running the script. I've created the script on a RAC cluster . It contains the following: #!/bin/ksh . /oracle/.kshrc env >> /tmp/t.txt which sqlplus >> /tmp/t.txt sqlplus scott/abc@ORACLE123<<-! set serveroutput on size 1000000 select 'Hello World' from dual / ! I've ran this successfully via the command line. Could someone advise as to what I am missing or did wrong? I had a look at metalink and check the points given there but I seem to have them covered. Regards Justin |
execute this script?
David Fitzjarrell
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Hi I was trying to set up a test job in Enterprise manager and I got this error when it tried running the script. I've created the script on a RAC cluster . It contains the following: #!/bin/ksh . /oracle/.kshrc env >> /tmp/t.txt which sqlplus >> /tmp/t.txt sqlplus scott/abc@ORACLE123<<-! set serveroutput on size 1000000 select 'Hello World' from dual / ! I've ran this successfully via the command line. Could someone advise as to what I am missing or did wrong? I had a look at metalink and check the points given there but I seem to have them covered. Regards Justin |
execute this script?
David Fitzjarrell
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Hi I was trying to set up a test job in Enterprise manager and I got this error when it tried running the script. I've created the script on a RAC cluster . It contains the following: #!/bin/ksh . /oracle/.kshrc env >> /tmp/t.txt which sqlplus >> /tmp/t.txt sqlplus scott/abc@ORACLE123<<-! set serveroutput on size 1000000 select 'Hello World' from dual / ! I've ran this successfully via the command line. Could someone advise as to what I am missing or did wrong? I had a look at metalink and check the points given there but I seem to have them covered. Regards Justin |
execute this script?
David Fitzjarrell
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On Dec 14, 10:41*pm, just_real <jth... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hi I was trying to set up a test job in Enterprise manager and I got this error when it tried running the script. I've created the script on a RAC cluster . It contains the following: #!/bin/ksh . /oracle/.kshrc env >> /tmp/t.txt which sqlplus >> /tmp/t.txt sqlplus scott/abc@ORACLE123<<-! set serveroutput on size 1000000 select 'Hello World' from dual / ! I've ran this successfully via the command line. Could someone advise as to what I am missing or did wrong? I had a look at metalink and check the points given there but I seem to have them covered. Regards Justin Which O/S user created the script? *Which O/S users can actually execute this script? David Fitzjarrell |
I am little raw to this. When you say which O/S user created the
script - how would I go about finding that out? How do I go about
finding out which O/S users can actually execute this script?
When I do an ls -l on the command line - rwx is the first set of three
letters shown. Not sure if that's what you were asking.
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On Dec 14, 10:41*pm, just_real <jth... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hi I was trying to set up a test job in Enterprise manager and I got this error when it tried running the script. I've created the script on a RAC cluster . It contains the following: #!/bin/ksh . /oracle/.kshrc env >> /tmp/t.txt which sqlplus >> /tmp/t.txt sqlplus scott/abc@ORACLE123<<-! set serveroutput on size 1000000 select 'Hello World' from dual / ! I've ran this successfully via the command line. Could someone advise as to what I am missing or did wrong? I had a look at metalink and check the points given there but I seem to have them covered. Regards Justin Which O/S user created the script? *Which O/S users can actually execute this script? David Fitzjarrell |
I am little raw to this. When you say which O/S user created the
script - how would I go about finding that out? How do I go about
finding out which O/S users can actually execute this script?
When I do an ls -l on the command line - rwx is the first set of three
letters shown. Not sure if that's what you were asking.
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On Dec 14, 10:41*pm, just_real <jth... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hi I was trying to set up a test job in Enterprise manager and I got this error when it tried running the script. I've created the script on a RAC cluster . It contains the following: #!/bin/ksh . /oracle/.kshrc env >> /tmp/t.txt which sqlplus >> /tmp/t.txt sqlplus scott/abc@ORACLE123<<-! set serveroutput on size 1000000 select 'Hello World' from dual / ! I've ran this successfully via the command line. Could someone advise as to what I am missing or did wrong? I had a look at metalink and check the points given there but I seem to have them covered. Regards Justin Which O/S user created the script? *Which O/S users can actually execute this script? David Fitzjarrell |
I am little raw to this. When you say which O/S user created the
script - how would I go about finding that out? How do I go about
finding out which O/S users can actually execute this script?
When I do an ls -l on the command line - rwx is the first set of three
letters shown. Not sure if that's what you were asking.
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On Dec 14, 10:41*pm, just_real <jth... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hi I was trying to set up a test job in Enterprise manager and I got this error when it tried running the script. I've created the script on a RAC cluster . It contains the following: #!/bin/ksh . /oracle/.kshrc env >> /tmp/t.txt which sqlplus >> /tmp/t.txt sqlplus scott/abc@ORACLE123<<-! set serveroutput on size 1000000 select 'Hello World' from dual / ! I've ran this successfully via the command line. Could someone advise as to what I am missing or did wrong? I had a look at metalink and check the points given there but I seem to have them covered. Regards Justin Which O/S user created the script? *Which O/S users can actually execute this script? David Fitzjarrell |
I am little raw to this. When you say which O/S user created the
script - how would I go about finding that out? How do I go about
finding out which O/S users can actually execute this script?
When I do an ls -l on the command line - rwx is the first set of three
letters shown. Not sure if that's what you were asking.
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On Dec 14, 10:41*pm, just_real <jth... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hi I was trying to set up a test job in Enterprise manager and I got this error when it tried running the script. I've created the script on a RAC cluster . It contains the following: #!/bin/ksh . /oracle/.kshrc env >> /tmp/t.txt which sqlplus >> /tmp/t.txt sqlplus scott/abc@ORACLE123<<-! set serveroutput on size 1000000 select 'Hello World' from dual / ! I've ran this successfully via the command line. Could someone advise as to what I am missing or did wrong? I had a look at metalink and check the points given there but I seem to have them covered. Regards Justin Which O/S user created the script? *Which O/S users can actually execute this script? David Fitzjarrell |
Thanks for the reply. I am still new to this. How would I go about
finding out Which O/S user created the script? Which O/S users can
actually
execute this script?
When executing ls -l at the command line, the first set of three
letters for the script was rwx. Not sure if this was what you were
after?
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