Use this script (vis.sh) to initialise the Oracle environment.
I recommend you to start with this article to get R12 up and running.
Run as Oracle user:
$ . ./vis.sh
Note the double dots to keep assign variables to the current environment.
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#!/bin/bash
ORACLE_SID=VIS
ORACLE_HOST=`hostname -s`
CONTEXT_NAME=${ORACLE_SID}_${ORACLE_HOST}
APPSENV="/oracle/VIS/apps/apps_st/appl/$CONTEXT_NAME.env"
if [ ! -f $APPSENV ];
then
echo "Environment file $APPSENV is not found"
else
. $APPSENV
fi
#for R12.0.4
TECHENV=/oracle/VIS/db/tech_st/10.2.0/$CONTEXT_NAME.env
#for R12.1.1
TECHENV=/oracle/VIS/db/tech_st/11.1.0/$CONTEXT_NAME.env
if [ ! -f $TECHENV ];
then
echo "Environment file $TECHENV is not found"
else
. $TECHENV
fi
for SCRIPT in $ORACLE_HOME/appsutil/scripts/$CONTEXT_NAME/*.sh
do
BASE=`basename $SCRIPT | sed ’s/.sh//g’`
alias $BASE="$SCRIPT"
done
IASENV="$ORA_CONFIG_HOME/10.1.3/$CONTEXT_NAME.env"
if [ ! -f $IASENV ];
then
echo "Environment file $IASENV is not found"
else
. $IASENV
fi
for SCRIPT in $ADMIN_SCRIPTS_HOME/*.sh
do
BASE=`basename $SCRIPT | sed ’s/.sh//g’`
alias $BASE="$SCRIPT"
done
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