Are you sure you need an environment variable to store that?
if yes, this script should do the trick :
putenv(TNS_ADMIN=/ora1/app/oracle/product/8.1.6/network/admin);
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$tns = getenv(TNS_ADMIN);
echo $tns;
Regards,
Philippe
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With reference to my previous problem in connecting to the oracle
database, I found out some additional information.
I defined the TNS_ADMIN variable in the startup file and added
this line to my php-script:
putenv(TNS_ADMIN=/ora1/app/oracle/product/8.1.6/network/admin);
and when I tried to echo this variable
echo($TNS_ADMIN);
The value is not being printed, it is not defined.When I tried the
same thing at the command prompt the value was defined.What is the reason
that the value of TNS_ADMIN is not being available to the php-script.
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