From: forbrich@yahoo.net   
      
   Azhar Bilgrami wrote:   
      
   > I have to  setup its Environment Variable   
   > in file ".bashrc" at location "home/oracle/.bashrc", but unfortunately   
   > iam unable to find the file at the desired location,   
      
   Off hand, are you looking for .bashrc using 'ls' with no options.  (Unless   
   you are root or use 'ls -a', ls will not display files starting with a   
   period.)   
      
   Does /home/oracle exist?   
      
   And finally, you can create a script by any name to contain the environment   
   variables.  It's just that .bashrc is automatically run (actually sourced)   
   on login so you would have to remember to 'source' your script using   
      
   . ~/myscript   
      
   (Just executing it without the 'dot space', using   
      
   ~/myscript   
      
   will only set the env. variables in the spawned subshell, which disappears   
   when the script is finished.)   
      
   HTH   
   /Hans   
      
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