Re: slightly OT, appears to be Sun OS issue

Andrew,

You probably already solved your problem. I want to point out that you 
can easily check the environment of a running process with command pargs 
-e <pid>. If you see an extra /, you know you need to match that in your 
shell where you start sqlplus.

The command varies with OS. See
http://yong321.freeshell.org/computer/ProcEnv.txt

Speaking of the double slashes, we intentionally make use of it to work 
around an oraenv issue. On 11gR2, we like to have $GRID_HOME/bin as part 
of $PATH for convenience. If I run . oraenv, changing to +ASM, I'll have 
*two* $GRID_HOME/bin paths. Later I run . oraenv to change back to the 
DB instance. $GRID_HOME/bin is gone from $PATH. If I add an extra / to 
somewhere in $GRID_HOME/bin, the problem can be avoided. Since this is 
only changed in ~oracle/.bash_profile, no running process is affected.

Yong Huang


      
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