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set_env_dba

Posted on 02-Aug-2005 By Admin No Comments on set_env_dba

# This File Sets all the Oracle Environment Variables and is called from

# Each Users’s . profile file.

B=`tput smso`

N=`tput rmso`

echo “”

echo “Enter $B 1 $N to access Oracle 10.1.0.3 – TEST ”

echo “”

echo “Enter $B 2 $N to access Oracle 10.1.0.3 – UOCTEST ”

echo “”

echo “Enter $B 3 $N to access Oracle 9.2 – UOCB ”

echo “”

echo “Enter $B 4 $N to access Oracle 10.1.0.3 – CADEV ”

echo “”

echo “Enter Your Choice [2] : c”

read CHOICE

case ${CHOICE:-1} in

1) . /oracle/oraprocs/oracle_env_10g_TEST;;

2) . /oracle/oraprocs/oracle_env_10g_UOCTEST;;

3) . /oracle/oraprocs/oracle_env_92_UOCB;;

4) . /oracle/oraprocs/oracle_env_10g_CADEV;;

esac

echo “”

unset N

unset B

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