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2452812 - Assign env. variables to 'oracle' user

Symptom

Per default, 'oracle' user does not have any DB-specific environment variables. Assigning the variables manually per oraenv/coraenv scripts might not be the desired approach.


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Environment

  • as of Oracle 12c Database
  • SAP Release independent
  • Valid only for Central SAP System Installation Type (Database- and SAP Instance located on one host)
  • Linux / UNIX

 

Keywords

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