Actual problem is to set the Oracle client library path not perl library path. "oracle.so" file is present and its load into my script. Only think is I can't able to connect.

Oracle client configured properly in unix. Perl script is working fine in command prompt.

Through crontab only its not working. Can you please suggest me any good way to do it?

Regards,
Velusamy R.

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In reply to Re^2: setting environment variable issue (crontab) by Samy_rio
in thread setting environment variable issue by Samy_rio

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