000112567
"rscshell: not found" error installing 64-bit OpenAccess ODBC Client on Linux
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| Title | "rscshell: not found" error installing 64-bit OpenAccess ODBC Client on Linux |
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| URL Name | makelic-error-installing-openaccess-odbc-client-on-linux |
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| Article Number | 000112567 |
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| Environment | Product: OpenAccess ODBC Client
Version: 8.1 OS: Linux Database: N/A Application: installer |
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| Error Message | unixpi.ksh[63]: ./rscshell: not found [No such file or directory]
unixpi.ksh[2352]: let: 75276 80 75360 76052: arithmetic syntax error makelic not found |
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| Defect Number | Defect OASL-253 |
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| Last Modified Date | 11/20/2020 6:58 AM |
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