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1. Dynamic Library path settings Linux down with dynamic libraries and windows are not the same. Linux executables rely on the configuration file to read the path, so sometimes you need to set the path to the following export ld_library_path=/home/..

1. Setting up a dynamic library path the Linux downgrade is not the same as Windows. Linux executables rely on the configuration file to read the path, so there are some times need to set the path specific operations as follows export

Feature Description: Sets or displays environment variables.Syntax: Export [-fnp][variable name]=[variable setting value]Additional note: When executing a program in the shell, the shell provides a set of environment variables. Export can add,

1 Background notesNormally, when we install an Oracle database, we create an Oracle user. Its root directory is/home/oracle. and according to Oracle's OFA architecture, it is also recommended to use directories such as/U01 to install Oracle software

Feature Description: Sets or displays environment variables.Syntax: Export [-fnp][variable name]=[variable setting value]Additional note: When executing a program in the shell, the shell provides a set of environment variables. Export can add,

Problems caused by the host $ export dvsdk= "${home}/ti-dvsdk_dm368-evm_xx_xx_xx_xx" 1, ${home}: First, home is a variable, it represents your home directory, the variable must precede the $ symbol, otherwise it will be an error USR/LOCAL/DVSDK

The difference between the set, Env, declare, and export display shell variables in LinuxThe shell variable consists of two variables1. Shell Local VariablesLocal variables are defined in a script or command, only valid in the current shell instance,

  The new utility in Oracle Database 10 Gb brings its performance and multi-functionality to a new level.The new import and export features added in the Oracle Database 10 Gb are Oracle Data Pump (Data Pump, this has completely changed the way

Problems caused by host $ export dvsdk = "$ {home}/ti-dvsdk_dm368-evm_xx_xx_xx_xx" 1,$ {Home}: first, home is a variable that represents your home directory. The $ symbol must be added before the variable; otherwise, an error is

Issues raised by the host $ export dvsdk= "${home}/ti-dvsdk_dm368-evm_xx_xx_xx_xx"1,${home}: First, home is a variable, it represents your home directory, the variable must be preceded by a $ symbol, otherwise it will be an errorUSR/LOCAL/DVSDK for