Re: Help: SQLDBA didn't work in Screen mode
Date: 1995/10/14
Message-ID: <45nn51$5gb_at_cougar.vut.edu.au>#1/1
Mr. Rao Mannepalli (csmanne_at_knuth.mtsu.edu) wrote:
: Hello Friends,
:
: I need some help regarding SQLDBA. I am working on Oracle database 7.1 and SQL*FORMS 3.0 on SCO Unix. I tried to work with SQL*DBA. It is giving me a lot of problems. But SQLDBA working in line mode, for example if I type $sqldba lmode=y,
: it comes to sqldba prompt and works fine. If i try to work in the screen mode, It is giving me DBA-0320 error mesg. Here is the error mesg in verbatim.
: 'DBA-0320 can't open sqldba configuration file /usr2/oracle/rdbms/sqldba//'.
: If anybody has any suggestion regarding this problem, please send me a mail.
: Thanks in advance.
You need to set TERM or ORACLE_TERM. If ORACLE_TERM is not set, oracle will look for TERM. So if working on vt100 terminals, do one of the following first:
C Shell:
setenv TERM vt100
Bourne Shell:
set TERM=vt100;export TERM;
Then start up sql*dba.
-- Leng Kaing - Software Consultant/DBA Tel: +61-3-9688-4368 Dept of IT&S, VUT - Footscray Campus Fax: +61-3-9688-4800 Email: Leng=Kaing_at_vut.edu.au WWW: http://www.vut.edu.au/~lengReceived on Sat Oct 14 1995 - 00:00:00 CET