When you run this command from the command line it is using the
environmental variables setup in your .profile or .login I am not familiar
with the check_oracle but you will need to set the environmental variables
for the ID running the query.
Joe Petrucci
Cell : 724-462-0443
Sunny Bhatheja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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[Nagios-users] Regarding check_oracle
Dear All,
I m trying to monitor using check_oracle
plugin.But whn i checked my oracle from Plugin like ./check_oracle --tns
orcl and it gives me ok status but whn i used this by putting entry in
hosts, services and chkcommands thn if gives like Oracle Home is not set
for sid.
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