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hi,
since im new to pro*c and the make file stuff.
im unable to run $make -k or
$make -f demo_proc.mk ansidyn1
if i run the command in #make -k or
make -f demo_proc.mk ansidyn1
im getting cc: /lib/libsql.a: No such file or directory
...
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could any one help me??
thanks,
peri sekar
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You need to set the ORACLE_HOME environement variable:
ex:
if you installed youe oracle software to
/u01/oracle/product/8.1.7/
issue:
setenv ORACLE_HOME /u01/oracle/product/8.1.7/
cheers,
R.
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i did setting the ORACLE_HOME too..
but the same..
even after setting that im getting the same prob.....
my main question is can i run "MAKE" command as oracle user or i should be ROOT only..
bcz i could not run make command as oracle user, so i did setting ORACLE_HOME env setting as well ..but it not helps me..
I appreciate ur help,looking for more information.
thanks,
peri sekar
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Originally posted by perisekar
i did setting the ORACLE_HOME too..
but the same..
even after setting that im getting the same prob.....
my main question is can i run "MAKE" command as oracle user or i should be ROOT only..
bcz i could not run make command as oracle user, so i did setting ORACLE_HOME env setting as well ..but it not helps me..
I appreciate ur help,looking for more information.
thanks,
peri sekar
Hi
any unix user can run the make ....
check u have proper proc executable (use the command
$which proc)
and the default setup of proc
proc ? ....
then chek the pcscfg.cfg - config file....
Regards
velou.
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Hi
i did chcking $which proc
the result is $/u01/oracle817/database/oracle/bin.proc
our server is sun OS 2.7 oracle 8.1.7
the cfg file for proc is here
$/u01/oracle817/database/oracle/precomp/admin/pcscfg.cfg
double checked all..
could u tell me how i can run the make command under the oracle user?
i think im missing to set some ENV settings?
thanks for your reply,
peri sekar
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