I am trying to apply WLS patches on a Windows server, but I’ve receiving this error: OPatch failed to locate Central Inventory. Possible causes are: The Central Inventory is corrupted The oraInst.loc file specified is not valid. LsInventorySession failed: OPatch failed to locate Central Inventory. Possible causes are: The Central Inventory is corrupted The oraInst.loc ..
Category : environment-variables
I am trying to update the PATH environment variable inside my C++ program using Qt on Windows 10. There is something wired in this scenario that I cannot understand. The strange point is that the value of PATH environment variable is getting different in the C++ code and in process explorer tool after dynamically loading ..
I ran a command which caused me to accidentally change the PATH environment variable for my user profile. As a result I’m no longer able to run commands like "pip" , "jupyter notebook", etc. Now I’m looking for a way to restore this variable. I have tried to use echo %PATH% , but this gives ..
I want to read a file contents in C++ program which I have written inside a dll file. Right now I have hardcoded the path, but I want the path to be either dynamic or I should be able to use thru environment variable so I can either specify the path or the folder directly. ..
This is the first time this has happened and would appreciate any pointers. In the past, when I SSH over to a server, I have access to the environment variables. My local machine and the servers are Windows OS. That is, if I run echo %PATH% either via SSH or locally on the command line, ..
I am having issues running java from the command prompt. I believe it may be something to do with setting up the environment variables. I am using windows 10. I have a simple java code that prints the word "yes" when I try the following this happens: > javac test.java > >java test > whereas ..
I understand that after setting path using setx (or any other way) I have to close the terminal or cmd to see the effect of the new path. Is there a way to do this without closing the terminal? Why do we have to close it in the first place? Source: Windows..
I have two versions of java installed, hence my JAVA_HOME environment variable looks something like this: C:Progra~1Javajdk1.8.0_281;C:Progra~1Javajdk-11.0.10 Now the issue is, when I run the command mvn -v in cmd, it gives me the error: NB: JAVA_HOME should point to a JDK not a JRE. I figured out what was causing this. The semi-colon differentiating ..
My user path variable only holds %USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalProgramsMicrosoft VS Codebin All other path settings are in the system path variable. If I open a command prompt and echo %path% the result is all of the entries from my system path plus my user path plus again my system path plus an obscure C:PROGRA~2FLASHM~1 at the end. ..
I have to create some powershell scripts but i do not understand how i can in powershell use a exe with parameters. the command is for example : $env:PATH_TO_MY_EXEfile.exe param1=$env:env_var1 param2=$env:env_var2 param3=$env:env_var3 Can someone help me ? Thanks and have a nice day. Source: Windows..
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