Victor Churchill wrote:
> The ssh man page sayeth:
> SYNOPSIS
> ssh <lots of options> [user@]hostname [command]
> ...
> If command is specified, it is executed on the remote host
> instead of a login shell.
>
> Something's not right..
I htink it is the 2instead of a login shell" that is causing the problem
- it isn't going through your normal login process, reading profiles and
so on.
How about something like:
ssh qq3 '. .bash_profile ; oerr ORA 12152'
(you may also need to source /etc/profile, or whichever other startup
scripts do something useful).
You could just try adding the full path to the command (ssh qq3
'/opt/oracle/bin/oerr ORA 12152'), but that wouldn't do things like set
environment variables which Oracle may require.
Simon
