Create or replace directory temp as '/oradata2';

Hi All,
i created the folder by using :
create or replace directory temp as '/oradata2';
where i can find that folder which created with this command?
thanks

user944 wrote:
ok thanks, i am not able to find that directory.
i mean path of that directory?
thanksIf your Oracle server runs on Linux OS, create the directory /tmp/test and create virtual directory in Oracle to refer OS directory that you've created
create or replace directory temp as '/tmp/test';
If your Oracle server runs on Windows, create the directory C:\temp and create virtual directory in Oracle to refer OS directory that you've created
create or replace directory temp as 'C:\temp';
Additionaly you can refer to below article to understand "Oracle directory" more clearly
http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_oracle_create_directory.htm
Edited by: Kamran Agayev A. on Aug 19, 2009 1:19 PM

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