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10-13-2003 01:22 AM
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Re: command not found ...
What about the suggestion, of suing absolutes path names ? It should do the trick.
They are standard on unix.... i do not remember if you already tried it.
Massimo
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10-13-2003 01:31 AM
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Re: command not found ...
if you mean use /usr/bin/cp instead of just cp then yep, I do that. If something else, what is it?
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Re: command not found ...
/usr/bin/cp.
Massimo
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Where does the "Not found" message come out - on your terminal or to a trace file? Is it coming from the java proc or SQL ?
-- Graham
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Re: command not found ...
Does it let you do "ps -fuoracle" ?
Or just "ps" ?
Then at least you could see what shell you have.
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Did you solve this or have you given up?
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