File settings of variables in Solaris
edited Sep 29, 2011 11:52AM in Oracle Solaris Performance, Panics, Hangs, and Dtrace (MOSC) 5 commentsAnswered ✓
Hello friends,
The different distributions of linux I can set starting the path to the file. Bash_profile.
In Solaris file that I can do this settings of variables
Run the command that I recommend: "echo $ SHELL" and this was the result:
bash-3.00 $ echo $SHELL
/bin/bash
Where to find the file .Bashrc you recommend where I should set the environment variables.
In the path of user home: /export/home/oracle
I have the following files:
- .Bash_history
- .Profile
- local.cshrc
- local.login
- local.profile
when I write the file paths to establish the Path of the JDK, for example for the oracle user
The different distributions of linux I can set starting the path to the file. Bash_profile.
In Solaris file that I can do this settings of variables
Run the command that I recommend: "echo $ SHELL" and this was the result:
bash-3.00 $ echo $SHELL
/bin/bash
Where to find the file .Bashrc you recommend where I should set the environment variables.
In the path of user home: /export/home/oracle
I have the following files:
- .Bash_history
- .Profile
- local.cshrc
- local.login
- local.profile
when I write the file paths to establish the Path of the JDK, for example for the oracle user
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