Environment Oracle Application 11g cannot execute

[Brian Hogantara]

Hi Erman,

when i try to run i got the error like this
bash-3.2$. /d01/DEVELMEN/apps/apps_st/appl/APPSDEVELMEN_development-2.env
': not a valid identifier
bash-3.2$


what your suggest??

thanks,
brian

[ErmanArslansOracleBlog]

Send me the content of the file named "APPSDEVELMEN_development-2.env"

[Brian Hogantara]

:
# $Header: APPSORA_ux.env 120.0 2005/06/20 15:33:34 appldev noship $
# =============================================================================
# NAME
#    APPSORA.env
#
# DESCRIPTION
#    Execute environment for Oracle and APPL_TOP
#
# NOTES
#
# HISTORY
#
# =============================================================================
#
# ###############################################################
#
# This file is automatically generated by AutoConfig.  It will be read and
# overwritten.  If you were instructed to edit this file, or if you are not
# able to use the settings created by AutoConfig, refer to Metalink Note
# 387859.1 for assistance.
#
# ###############################################################

#
# Source the custom file if it exists
customfile=/d01/DEVELMEN/apps/apps_st/appl/customDEVELMEN_development-2.env
if [  -f $customfile ]; then
. /d01/DEVELMEN/apps/apps_st/appl/customDEVELMEN_development-2.env
fi
. /d01/DEVELMEN/inst/apps/DEVELMEN_development-2/ora/10.1.2/DEVELMEN_development-2.env
. /d01/DEVELMEN/apps/apps_st/appl/DEVELMEN_development-2.env

XXX_TOP=/d01/DEVELMEN/apps/apps_st/appl/xxx/12.0.0

export XXX_TOP

[ErmanArslansOracleBlog]

There is a ":" character in the beginning of that file.
It is clearly seen Brian :)

See the first line, before the line starting with # $Header: APPSORA_ux.env . There is ":" character, delete it and your problem will be fixed.

[Brian Hogantara]

oh yes you right

before it the error happen. the character ":" is equal with the command statement.

thanks.

[Brian Hogantara]

sorry about the answer before,

i check the "APPSDEVELMEN_development-2.env" from production the character ":" is like want i give to you.
i resolve the issue by recreate the startAPPS.sh because i run this .env with script

thanks
regards,
brian

[ErmanArslansOracleBlog]

I didn't understand what you mean Brian..

20 Eyl 2017 06:47 tarihinde "Brian Hogantara [via Erman Arslan's Oracle Forum]" <[hidden email]> yazdı:

sorry about the answer before,

i check the "APPSDEVELMEN_development-2.env" from production the character ":" is like want i give to you.
i resolve the issue by recreate the startAPPS.sh because i run this .env with script

thanks
regards,
brian

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[Brian Hogantara]

ok i would like to share my problem to you.

you reply :
"There is a ":" character in the beginning of that file.
It is clearly seen Brian :)

See the first line, before the line starting with # $Header: APPSORA_ux.env . There is ":" character, delete it and your problem will be fixed."

did you means i must delete the character ":" from the script "APPSDEVELMEN_development-2.env"?

i didn't delete, i check the script first and compare between APPSDEVELMEN_development-2.env and APPSPROD_production-2.env(environment of production) and the character ":" in APPSPROD_production-2.env is exist.

i run the environment with startApps.sh (shell script), the error shows when i run this command
bash-3.2$sh startApps.sh
': not a valid identifier
i try to run it manualy like this:
bash-3.2$. /d01/DEVELMEN/apps/apps_st/appl/APPSDEVELMEN_development-2.env
': not a valid identifier

and the error still show up.
So i try to delete startApps.sh and recreate it which is ". /d01/DEVELMEN/apps/apps_st/appl/APPSDEVELMEN_development-2.env" command put in there.
at the end it resolved :)

[ErmanArslansOracleBlog]

the character ":"  is "unnecessary" and it is "meaningless."
You should delete it, it shouldn't be there.
Just a single ":" .. It doesn't mean anyting and bash doesn't want it ->  it say -> "': not a valid identifier" , so it doesn't want that ":", as clearly seen from the message.