Access j2ee database schema

Hi Experts,
I am a SAP newbie
Just a quick question about the j2ee schema. This is the situation I have:
I have installed two systems: a ABAP+Java stack and a Standalone Java.
I am using oracle 9.2 dbase. The j2ee dbase for the first system has the sid C11 and the second dbase has the sid C12.
Now the dbase is installed on different drives. But, when I use sqlplus to access the j2ee schema of C12, I always end up logging in to C11 instead.
Do I have to change the environmental variables?
Charles

Thanks for you reply.
My OS is Windows Server 2003. So it should be SAP<SAPSID>DB?
well.. I used sqlplus and access the dbase using system/<syspassword>, and list all the database users. The dba_users listed are only those associated with my first database instance (the ABAP+Java j2ee engine, so these users include SAP<SAPSID for that system>DB) but not for the database instance of my second Java Standalone j2ee.
I was wondering if I need to add the environment variables for the second database instance? Because such variables as SAPDATA_HOME and Oracle_sid, etc. only include values of the first database
Charles

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