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I confirmed it is in the $ORACLE_HOME/bin directory. &nbsp;Things may not be configured properly as I am a SQL Server DBA covering for an Oracle DBA. &nbsp;If it is helpful in troubleshooting, I can upload the user's bash_profile.<br />
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I confirmed it is in the $ORACLE_HOME/bin directory.  Things may not be configured properly as I am a SQL Server DBA covering for an Oracle DBA.  If it is helpful in troubleshooting, I can upload the user's bash_profile.
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I have a fresh install of Oracle 12cR2 on Red Hat Linux.<br />
I am trying to run the datapump utility but it errors with:<br />
-bash: impdp: command not found<br />
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I tried running oraenv.sh script<br />
I unset ORACLE_HOME, reset it and exported it.<br />
The user is a member of the dba group in /etc/groups.<br />
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Is there a way to reinstall the utility?<br />
Is there a way to check for proper installation?<br />
<br />
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Any assistance is much appreciated.
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I have a fresh install of Oracle 12cR2 on Red Hat Linux.
I am trying to run the datapump utility but it errors with:
-bash: impdp: command not found

I tried running oraenv.sh script
I unset ORACLE_HOME, reset it and exported it.
The user is a member of the dba group in /etc/groups.

Is there a way to reinstall the utility?
Is there a way to check for proper installation?


Any assistance is much appreciated.

Oracle Datapump Utility Not Found

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