Re: How to run oratab.sh on ORACLE installation on LINUX ????????????????????????????????

Hi,
I am not very experienced in UNIX,
but what I understood, that in this file(oratab.sh) in each line there is a hidden simbol like EOL(end of line). And that is why tere is an error on each row in this file. Unfortunatelly I didn't solve the problem.

DOS-Win-To-Linux-HowTo
"
  If you need to exchange text files between DOS/Win and Linux, be aware   of the ``end of line'' problem. Under DOS, each line of text ends with   CR/LF (that is, ASCII 13 + ASCII 10), with LF under Linux. If you edit   a DOS text file under Linux, each line will likely end with a   strange--looking `M' character; a Linux text file under DOS will   appear as a kilometric single line with no paragraphs. There are a   couple of tools, dos2unix and unix2dos, to convert the files. "

Regards,
Sergey.

Pjotr wrote in message ...
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>Hello everybode,
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>I am trying to install Oracle 8.05 on a Linux RedHat 6.1 machine.
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>I am using the documentation on this great site:
>http://jordan.fortwayne.com/oracle/rh61-805.html
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>When I got to the step of running the oratab.sh file , All I am
>getting is errors.
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>for example : command not found (7 times) an ' ratab.sh: syntax error
>near unexpected token 'in 'ratab.sh: line29: 'case S{N}$C in
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>Dos eneyone know what to do and how to solve this????????????????
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>Thanx in advance
>
>Peter
Received on Tue Mar 14 2000 - 04:00:04 CST