Re: login.sql

[Quoted] On several platforms there is also a file glogin.sql usually in $ORACLE_HOME/dbs, but names have been changed between releases to protect the guilty. This script is executed on every connect, if it exists. Someone may have set up a glogin.sql like your login.sql (or versa vice.)

In article <71pbkm$8ab$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>,   azariae_at_amdocs.com wrote:
> I have the file login.sql in a directory that is not my homedir but it DOES
> take effect.
> how can this be? is there an environment variable defining where login.sql can
> be found?
> I ma using Oracle 7.* and 8.* on HP-UX Unix Computers.
> Please also mail responses to mailto:\\azariae_at_amdocs.com as it is hard for me
> to connect to the net (firewalls and other stuff.)
>
> ThanX, in advance for any input.
>
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