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I was following this hints to install oracle How to install Oracle 11gR2 on Ubuntu 14.04? and everything went right till Step 3 (5)
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I was following this hints to install oracle How to install Oracle 11gR2 on Ubuntu 14.04? and everything went right till Step 3 (5)
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I was following this hints to install oracle How to install Oracle 11gR2 on Ubuntu 14.04? and everything went right till Step 3 (5)
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I was following this hints to install oracle How to install Oracle 11gR2 on Ubuntu 14.04? and everything went right till Step 3 (5)
16.04 oracle
16.04 oracle
asked Mar 8 at 12:54
Bidhan Bastola
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asked Mar 8 at 12:54
Bidhan Bastola
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asked Mar 8 at 12:54
Bidhan Bastola
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asked Mar 8 at 12:54
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Seems to be a mistake in the tuto : it makes you change things in ~/.bashrcand then ask you to source ~/.profile (that doesn't exist)
try
. ~/.bashrc
instead of
. ~/.profile
answered Mar 8 at 13:08
Félicien
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It worked as it doesn't shows any previous output but when i try to run the code in Step 5 (6) the oracle doesn't start, after i enter the sudo service oracle-xe start it takes me to another line of terminal and there is no any sign of running oracle. Can you please help ?
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:41
Did you try to continue the tutorial ? It's possible that the command ' sudo service oracle-xe start' worked and did not output anything
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:46
Yes i am following every step of tutorial and this code doesn't output anything
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:48
What does the command ' sudo service oracle-xe status ' answer ?
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:50
Command answers nothing, it directs to another line of command immediately
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 9 at 0:37
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Seems to be a mistake in the tuto : it makes you change things in ~/.bashrcand then ask you to source ~/.profile (that doesn't exist)
try
. ~/.bashrc
instead of
. ~/.profile
answered Mar 8 at 13:08
Félicien
8471516
It worked as it doesn't shows any previous output but when i try to run the code in Step 5 (6) the oracle doesn't start, after i enter the sudo service oracle-xe start it takes me to another line of terminal and there is no any sign of running oracle. Can you please help ?
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:41
Did you try to continue the tutorial ? It's possible that the command ' sudo service oracle-xe start' worked and did not output anything
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:46
Yes i am following every step of tutorial and this code doesn't output anything
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:48
What does the command ' sudo service oracle-xe status ' answer ?
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:50
Command answers nothing, it directs to another line of command immediately
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 9 at 0:37
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
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Seems to be a mistake in the tuto : it makes you change things in ~/.bashrcand then ask you to source ~/.profile (that doesn't exist)
try
. ~/.bashrc
instead of
. ~/.profile
answered Mar 8 at 13:08
Félicien
8471516
It worked as it doesn't shows any previous output but when i try to run the code in Step 5 (6) the oracle doesn't start, after i enter the sudo service oracle-xe start it takes me to another line of terminal and there is no any sign of running oracle. Can you please help ?
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:41
Did you try to continue the tutorial ? It's possible that the command ' sudo service oracle-xe start' worked and did not output anything
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:46
Yes i am following every step of tutorial and this code doesn't output anything
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:48
What does the command ' sudo service oracle-xe status ' answer ?
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:50
Command answers nothing, it directs to another line of command immediately
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 9 at 0:37
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Seems to be a mistake in the tuto : it makes you change things in ~/.bashrcand then ask you to source ~/.profile (that doesn't exist)
try
. ~/.bashrc
instead of
. ~/.profile
answered Mar 8 at 13:08
Félicien
8471516
Seems to be a mistake in the tuto : it makes you change things in ~/.bashrcand then ask you to source ~/.profile (that doesn't exist)
try
. ~/.bashrc
instead of
. ~/.profile
answered Mar 8 at 13:08
Félicien
8471516
answered Mar 8 at 13:08
Félicien
8471516
answered Mar 8 at 13:08
Félicien
8471516
answered Mar 8 at 13:08
Félicien
8471516
8471516
It worked as it doesn't shows any previous output but when i try to run the code in Step 5 (6) the oracle doesn't start, after i enter the sudo service oracle-xe start it takes me to another line of terminal and there is no any sign of running oracle. Can you please help ?
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:41
Did you try to continue the tutorial ? It's possible that the command ' sudo service oracle-xe start' worked and did not output anything
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:46
Yes i am following every step of tutorial and this code doesn't output anything
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:48
What does the command ' sudo service oracle-xe status ' answer ?
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:50
Command answers nothing, it directs to another line of command immediately
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 9 at 0:37
add a comment |Â
It worked as it doesn't shows any previous output but when i try to run the code in Step 5 (6) the oracle doesn't start, after i enter the sudo service oracle-xe start it takes me to another line of terminal and there is no any sign of running oracle. Can you please help ?
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:41
Did you try to continue the tutorial ? It's possible that the command ' sudo service oracle-xe start' worked and did not output anything
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:46
Yes i am following every step of tutorial and this code doesn't output anything
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:48
What does the command ' sudo service oracle-xe status ' answer ?
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:50
Command answers nothing, it directs to another line of command immediately
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 9 at 0:37
It worked as it doesn't shows any previous output but when i try to run the code in Step 5 (6) the oracle doesn't start, after i enter the sudo service oracle-xe start it takes me to another line of terminal and there is no any sign of running oracle. Can you please help ?
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:41
It worked as it doesn't shows any previous output but when i try to run the code in Step 5 (6) the oracle doesn't start, after i enter the sudo service oracle-xe start it takes me to another line of terminal and there is no any sign of running oracle. Can you please help ?
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:41
Did you try to continue the tutorial ? It's possible that the command ' sudo service oracle-xe start' worked and did not output anything
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:46
Did you try to continue the tutorial ? It's possible that the command ' sudo service oracle-xe start' worked and did not output anything
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:46
Yes i am following every step of tutorial and this code doesn't output anything
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:48
Yes i am following every step of tutorial and this code doesn't output anything
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 8 at 18:48
What does the command ' sudo service oracle-xe status ' answer ?
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:50
What does the command ' sudo service oracle-xe status ' answer ?
– Félicien
Mar 8 at 18:50
Command answers nothing, it directs to another line of command immediately
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 9 at 0:37
Command answers nothing, it directs to another line of command immediately
– Bidhan Bastola
Mar 9 at 0:37
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