Re: How my other Unix account can access oracle binaries?

On Mar 14, 5:07 am, "sybrandb" <sybra...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Mar 14, 9:45 am, chi.j...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Hi, all,

I have a question after I installed Oracle 10g. Others don't have any
permission in the binary files, such as, sqlplus.
Other than change file permission by chmod or add dba group in my
current Unix account.

Just set up Oracle according to the installation documentation, and
make sure the suid bit of the Oracle executable is set.
Your installation is incorrect, otherwise you wouldn't have faced this
problem. Likely you didn't read the installation documentation and/or
you didn't run rootpre.sh and/or the post-installation steps.

--
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

What is the exact version of Oracle? There are known issues with
Oracle not setting the permissions correctly for at least 10.2.2 I
seem to remember that the problem may have occurred on other releases
also.

See Oracle metalink document:

Subject: Wrong File Protection After Installation Of 10.2.0.2
Note:363721.1

Also there should be a note about known problems available on the
additional instruction web url referred to in the install
instructions.

HTH -- Mark D Powell --

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