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Oracle7 Server Getting Started for Windows NT
This parameter specifies the mode in which Server Manager starts from
the command line.
the command line.
ORA_SVRMGR_TERM
Operating System: Windows NT
Default:
none
Legal Values:
any valid terminal name, such as
“BIOS,” “BIOSM”
“BIOS,” “BIOSM”
This parameter specifies the default terminal mapping to use in Server
Manager.
Manager.
Note:
The suffix “M” indicates monochrome.
PLSQLnn
Operating System: Windows NT
Default:
none
Legal Values:
any valid path
This parameter specifies the directory in which Oracle7 Server for
Windows NT looks for PL/SQL message files. Although it has no
default, the Oracle7 Server for Windows NT installation process sets the
parameter as %ORACLE_HOME%\PLSQLnn, where nn indicates the
version of PL/SQL being used.
Windows NT looks for PL/SQL message files. Although it has no
default, the Oracle7 Server for Windows NT installation process sets the
parameter as %ORACLE_HOME%\PLSQLnn, where nn indicates the
version of PL/SQL being used.
RDBMSnn
Operating System: Windows NT
Default:
none
Legal Values:
any valid path
This parameter defines the directory in which the Oracle7 Server for
Windows NT database files are located. Oracle7 Server for Windows NT
and the Oracle7 Utilities also use this directory to locate message and
resource files. Although it has no default, the Oracle7 Server for
Windows NT installation process sets the parameter as
%ORACLE_HOME%\RDBMSnn, where nn indicates the version of
Oracle7 Server for Windows NT being used.
Windows NT database files are located. Oracle7 Server for Windows NT
and the Oracle7 Utilities also use this directory to locate message and
resource files. Although it has no default, the Oracle7 Server for
Windows NT installation process sets the parameter as
%ORACLE_HOME%\RDBMSnn, where nn indicates the version of
Oracle7 Server for Windows NT being used.