Open .bas_profile at following path
Computer ---> Home ---> Oracle ---> .bas_profile
Now add these two lines in it.
export ORA_dbENV=’/d01/oracle/prod1/db/tech_st/10.2.0/PROD1_prod1.env’
export ORA_appsENV=’/d01/oracle/prod1/apps/apps_st/app1/APPSPROD1_prod1.env’
The above lines will create two environment variables as ORA_dbENV and ORA_appsENV
(I have used the paths according to our environment. You can change it according to yours, After prod1 the path will be same.)
Navigate to both the files PROD1_prod1.env and APPSPROD1_prod1.env and give all the permissions on them so that it can be executed.
Logout the system and login again so that the bash_profile will be loaded to memory.
sources the files so the all the environment variables will set using (. $ORA_dbENV and . $ORA_appsENV).
Now all the variables are set .
Note: You can source one variable at a time. Sourcing both will overwrite the value of the previous one.
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