Replacing your default server executableSave PDFSave selected topicSave selected topic and subtopicsSave all topicsShareShare to emailCopy topic URLPrintLast Updated: January 17, 20241 minute readOpenEdgeVersion 12.8Documentation Replacing your default server executable Make a backup copy of the original executable, if one exists. For example: cp $DLC/bin/_orasrv $DLC/bin/_orasrv.orig Copy the newly built executable into your installed bin directory. For example: cp $DLC/oebuild/_orasrv $DLC/bin/_orasrv Change permissions on the newly created executable to include the Set UID bit. For example: chmod u+s $DLC/bin/_orasrv Define the environment variable ORASRV to your executable. For example: ORASRV=$DLC/bin/_orasrv export ORASRV
Replacing your default server executable Make a backup copy of the original executable, if one exists. For example: cp $DLC/bin/_orasrv $DLC/bin/_orasrv.orig Copy the newly built executable into your installed bin directory. For example: cp $DLC/oebuild/_orasrv $DLC/bin/_orasrv Change permissions on the newly created executable to include the Set UID bit. For example: chmod u+s $DLC/bin/_orasrv Define the environment variable ORASRV to your executable. For example: ORASRV=$DLC/bin/_orasrv export ORASRV
Replacing your default server executable Make a backup copy of the original executable, if one exists. For example: cp $DLC/bin/_orasrv $DLC/bin/_orasrv.orig Copy the newly built executable into your installed bin directory. For example: cp $DLC/oebuild/_orasrv $DLC/bin/_orasrv Change permissions on the newly created executable to include the Set UID bit. For example: chmod u+s $DLC/bin/_orasrv Define the environment variable ORASRV to your executable. For example: ORASRV=$DLC/bin/_orasrv export ORASRV