Determining the values to assign to variables

This procedure describes how to determine the values to assign to variables in UNIX.

To determine the values to assign to variables:

1. Specify the following command for each variable from the Control-M user:

   echo $<variableName>

   EXAMPLE: echo$ORACLE

   Use the formats to define the shared library path variables for each database in the user environment, depending on the server computer type, as described in Shared library variable name.

2. Do one of the following:
   • Oracle: Set the Shared library environment variable value to:

     <user name>/ctm_server/oracle/lib:<user name>/ctm_server/exe_<opSysID>

     The variables in the library path are:

     • <opSysID> is the identifier for the type of operating system
     • <user name> is the user account home name
   • PostgreSQL: Set the Shared library environment variable value to:

     <user name>/ctm_server/exe_<opSysID>:~<user name>/pgsql/lib

     The variables in the library path are:

     • <opSysID> is the identifier for the type of operating system
     • <user name> is the user account home name

   For the shared library path variables, see Shared library path variables.