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Unit Test - Command Line - Windows/UNIX

Iniyavan
Member Posts: 157
Hi,
I am able to run my Suits / Tests from command line in Windows. (Currently, SQL Developer is installed in C:)
My Oracle server is in UNIX. Is it possible to run the Suits from UNIX box? If yes, please help me to do so.
Thanks in advance!
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Answers
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AFAICT it should work exactly like windows but replacing the "sdcli.exe" launcher with the "sdcli" script found in the same directory.
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I recall some issue reported for this. Probably either of these will work:
1. Run sdcli directly from your linux installation's .../sqldeveloper/sqldeveloper/bin directory. 2. Edit sdcli to include your linux installation's full .../sqldeveloper/sqldeveloper/bin path before the "sqldeveloper" command.
Also note...
1. If installed via rpm, the full path probably begins with /opt/ 2 If installed by unzipping the generic version, you will need to give sdcli execute privilege (chmod u+x sdcli)
Hope this helps,
Gary
SQL Developer Team
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