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basis_consultant
Hi,
I have worked mainly on Unix, and would appreciate some help
with the following question: On Windows 2003 (I am posting to the
'*win200.registry' group as I cannot find such a Win 2003 group), how
do I display the value of the registry keys and
values actually used by Windows at any given period in time? I know
that 'regedit' displays the registry keys and values, but I am not sure
which ones apply in my situation.
For example, suppose HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/ORACLE has
2 keys, KEY_HOME1 and KEY_HOME2. ORACLE_HOME is set to D:\HOME1
in KEY_HOME1 and D:\HOME2 in KEY_HOME2.
How can I find out what is the current value of the ORACLE_HOME
variable, and whether or not Oracle currently uses KEY_HOME1, KEY_HOME2
or neither?
I tried 'echo %ORACLE_HOME%', but Windows replied with %ORACLE_HOME%,
though it seemed, judging by Oracle's
functionality, that ORACLE_HOME was either set to D:\HOME1
or D:\HOME2.
Thanks,
DF
I have worked mainly on Unix, and would appreciate some help
with the following question: On Windows 2003 (I am posting to the
'*win200.registry' group as I cannot find such a Win 2003 group), how
do I display the value of the registry keys and
values actually used by Windows at any given period in time? I know
that 'regedit' displays the registry keys and values, but I am not sure
which ones apply in my situation.
For example, suppose HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/ORACLE has
2 keys, KEY_HOME1 and KEY_HOME2. ORACLE_HOME is set to D:\HOME1
in KEY_HOME1 and D:\HOME2 in KEY_HOME2.
How can I find out what is the current value of the ORACLE_HOME
variable, and whether or not Oracle currently uses KEY_HOME1, KEY_HOME2
or neither?
I tried 'echo %ORACLE_HOME%', but Windows replied with %ORACLE_HOME%,
though it seemed, judging by Oracle's
functionality, that ORACLE_HOME was either set to D:\HOME1
or D:\HOME2.
Thanks,
DF