In addition to 9iAS R2 being "a terrible install",
it is riddled with bugs and a total beast to get operational!

I'll give folks another example.
If/when you HOST out from a 9i Form
your Unix process environment is populated with about 18 environmental
variables.
The problem is that NONE of the following are defined; HOME, LOGNAME, PATH!
So the poor process doesn't know who he is, which way is "home" and has
limited
ability to even find any executable; which make scripting a REAL challenge.



                                                                                       
                                              
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9iAS R2 is a terrible install. A complicated process further confused by
poor instructions.

Mike

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No, installing 9iAS is a 250 mph breeze. One definition of a tornado is
"a very strong breeze".
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Only if they make installing 9iAs a breeze ... I have heard stories that
9iAS installation is not a picnic ...
Raj
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