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Hi there,<br />
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anyways, your uniquename should match the SID.<br />
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the fact something is &quot;not found&quot; makes me feel you have a binary finding issue here. just curious, are your ORACLE_SID and ORACLE_HOME set ?<br />
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do you mind pasting the real error ? what is &lt;pathname&gt; ?<br />
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P
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Hi there,

anyways, your uniquename should match the SID.

the fact something is "not found" makes me feel you have a binary finding issue here. just curious, are your ORACLE_SID and ORACLE_HOME set ?

do you mind pasting the real error ? what is <pathname> ?

P

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in our case, ORACLE_SID and ORACLE_UNQNAME are not identical. I did finally figure out the correct settings.<br />
thank you for your response.
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in our case, ORACLE_SID and ORACLE_UNQNAME are not identical. I did finally figure out the correct settings.
thank you for your response.

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I am unable to even execute &quot;emctl -help&quot; due to unresolved ORACLE_UNQNAME issues. Setting to the same value as ORACLE_SID results in this: &quot;&nbsp;&lt;pathname&gt;/&lt;servername&gt;_&lt;O<wbr />RACLE_SID&gt;<wbr /> not found&quot;<br />
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help . .. 
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I am unable to even execute "emctl -help" due to unresolved ORACLE_UNQNAME issues. Setting to the same value as ORACLE_SID results in this: " <pathname>/<servername>_<ORACLE_SID> not found"

help . .. 

unable to successfully run EMCTL due to ORACLE_UNQNAME not found

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