The following are a few of the basic ORACLE environment variables that can be set by the DBA. The LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable is used to find executable programs and message files. The TWO_TASK environment variable specifies a SQL Net connect string for connecting to a remote machine in a client / server configuration.
The following are a few of the basic ORACLE environment variables that can be set by the DBA. The LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable is used to find executable programs and message files. The TWO_TASK environment variable specifies a SQL Net connect string for connecting to a remote machine in a client / server configuration.
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The following are a few of the basic ORACLE environment variables that can be set by the DBA. The LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable is used to find executable programs and message files. The TWO_TASK environment variable specifies a SQL Net connect string for connecting to a remote machine in a client / server configuration.
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The following are a few of the basic ORACLE environment variables that can be set by the DBA. For more environment variables, please refer to the reference guides.
To check the value of these environment variables enter:
env | grep -e ORA -e TNS
Oracle Environment Variables Path to library files. (Eg: /usr/lib:/usr/openwin/lib: LD_LIBRARY_PATH $ORACLE_HOME/lib:/usr/games/lib) Full path name to the base directory for all versions of Oracle ORACLE_BASE products. Full path name to the version of ORACLE you are currently using. ORACLE_HOME is normally found beneath ORACLE_HOME ORACLE_BASE in the directory tree. This variable is used to find executable programs and message files. ORACLE Server system identifier (SID) or instance name. The ORACLE_SID database name is used as ORACLE_SID. This is required for all ORACLE products and is set by the coraenv or oraenv script. Defines the path names to locate files. If ORACLE_PATH is set, the application searches the directories specified by ORACLE_PATH $ORACLE_PATH first, then the current directory. If ORACLE_PATH is not set, then the application uses the current directory. This variable is used by SQL*Plus, Forms and Menu. Defines a terminal definition. If not set, it defaults to the value of ORACLE_TERM your TERM environment variable. Used by all character mode products. This will not ask for ORACLE_SID, it will take it as it is ORAENV_ASK specified. This variable is normally set to "NO" before oraenv is invoked from a script. Defines the path name to the TNS (Transparent Network TNS_ADMIN Substrate) files like TNSNAMES.ORA, SQLNET.ORA etc. ORACLE_TRACLE Trace Oracle's Unix shell scripts as they execute (using set -x). TWO_TASK The TWO_TASK environment variable specifies a SQL*Net connect string for connecting to a remote machine in a client/server configuration. SQL*Net will check the value of TWO_TASK and automatically add it to your connect string. For example the following are equivalent: