Re: HP-UX Prompting for ORACLE_HOME

In article <31456332.41B7_at_ttgroup.fi>, Timo Haatainen (Timo.Haatainen_at_ttgroup.fi) says...
!To bypass
!>these you have at least two options:
!>1. set ORACLE_SID manually and add /usr/oracle/bin to PATH (supposing
!> oracle resides in /usr/oracle directory) and don't run
!> oraenv/coraenv
!>
!>2. Let oraenv/coraenv do the settings as follows (sh):
!> Check to see that your oratab-file (/etc/oratab) contains an entry
!> for your ORACLE_SID (mydb)
!>
!> export ORACLE_HOME=/usr/oracle
!> export ORACLE_SID=mydb
!> export ORACLE_ASK=NO
!> . oraenv # Usually in /usr/local/bin
!> unset ORACLE_ASK
!>
!>Timo Haatainen

You shouldn't set ORACLE_HOME, oraenv runs dbhome, which in its turn extracts it from /etc/oratab or ~oracle (oracle's home directory).

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