I am a Unix newbie trying to install Sqldeveloper on Ubuntu. I installed jave-7-openjdk. I ran the deb file and created the .sqldeveloper/ directory in my home folder. Next, I am supposed to run Sqldeveloper once from my termina. But when I sudo /opt/sqldeveloper/sqldeveloper.sh, it says command not found. Can someone walk me through the next steps? THANK YOU.
Raphael_1
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Jump to PostAre you sure it's not a binary, rather than a shell script? Have you looked at what files are actually in there?
ls -l /opt/sqldeveloper/I'd have also thought that a deb installer would make a symbolic link to it into one of the system binary locations, like
/usr/bin. …
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Atli
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Are you sure it's not a binary, rather than a shell script? Have you looked at what files are actually in there?
ls -l /opt/sqldeveloper/
I'd have also thought that a deb installer would make a symbolic link to it into one of the system binary locations, like /usr/bin. Have you tried just executing sqldeveloper on the terminal?
rubberman
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Also, look for it in /opt/sqldeveloper/bin, and make sure the shell script has been made executable.
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