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Not sure of you're exact question, but hope the following helps.
Unix shells are line (carriage-return, line-feed) oriented. To put multiple commands on one line, separate them with semicolons ';' (as in Example 1).
Entering:
command 1; command 2
is exactly the same as entering:
command 1
command 2
To extend a command across more than one line, use a backslash '\'.
Example 1 looks fine (for Bourne or Korn).
Example 2 looks odd in that it appears to assign a value to a value. For example:
$ORACLE_SID=REPORTS
should read
ORACLE_SID=REPORTS
In general, the syntax is "VARIABLE=value; export VARIABLE" (assuming you want it be be global).
Tim
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