How to set a display variable

Hi all,
we have oracle EBS 12.1.1 installed on suse linux servers in our setup. one developer is using dev tools to have some graphs displayed while generating reports. all of a sudden we find that the graphs are not getting generated.
i am told that it is because of the DISPLAY variable in Linux. I am working as a Linux admin and I am not too sure how to set it.
i went to the company's data center to get to the console of the Linux box. I logged into the GUI and ran these commands
linux-43x3:~ # echo $DISPLAY
:0.0
linux-43x3:~ # export DISPLAY=:0.0
linux-43x3:~ # xhost +
access control disabled, clients can connect from any hostsince the display was showing :0.0, there sud not v been any issue in my opinion, but still i chose to run the export DISPLAY command.
still i find the graphs do not show up. should I run the command as root or should I run it as an apps user? and further if I log out of the GUI will the graphs still work?
i dont have much experience with oracle apps. please excuse me if this question is too silly

Hi,
>but still i chose to run the export DISPLAY command.
No problem if you set DISPLAY:0.0 AGAIN
should I run the command as root or should I run it as an apps userRun as both users.
should I run the command as root or should I run it as an apps userIt'll work, Unless you reboot the whole machine.
Regards
Taher

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