Hmmm, but ls from unix command shows the current directory, just run it from
sqlplus, it does to the user's home directory. I am thinking something
related sqlplus setting.
-Li
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Faroult
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 2:04 AM
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Woul
If your default shell is "csh", check the ".login" file
in your $HOME directory.
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Sent: Thursday, 13 June, 2002 8:09 AM
> OS: Solaris 2.7
> Database: 8.1.7
>
> On dev server, !ls from sqlplus gives the f
Would it be possible that an alias has been defined on the production server ?
Type 'alias' to check if 'ls' has been redefined. Another possibility is an alternate
ls command found before the usual one in your path.
'which ls' or 'whereis ls' on the prod server might help you identify this.
>--
try this command
which sqlplus
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OS: Solaris 2.7
Database: 8.1.7
On dev server, !ls from sqlplus gives the files of current directory where
sqlplus runs.
On pro server, !ls from sqlplus goes to
