Classpath and Path in Win2k Server

Hi
My OS is windows 2000 Server
I installed Jdk 1.3.x Version.
Do I need to set path and class path to my system to run sql package files...
What shalll i include in my path and in class path.
If any one having idea, please help me.
Thanks in advance
Yours
Rajesh

Dear dewangs,
Thankyou VeryMuch
Do I have to keep tools.jar file in my path or else in my class path ?
Thanks in advance
Yours
Rajesh

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