I couldn't locate policy.properties or sso directory in Oracle AS10.1.3.1.1

I'm trying to do SSO, configured policy in Access Manager as per integration steps in b25347.pdf
I couldn't locate policy.properties or sso directory in Oracle AS10.1.3.1.1
I dont know what i'm missing ?

Thank you,Madrid!
I have resolved the problem by setting the
ORACLE_HOME to the right value.
And thank all of you.
But I still can't unstand why I could connect tothe
database through user "system" without setting
ORACLE_HOME environment variable???Hi everyone,
I too, have encountered this problem. The user i
used to install Oracle 10g Express is a member of
ORA_DBA group AND it also has Windows admin. rights.
However, i am not able to connect / as SYSDBA.
Where and how in Windows can I verify ORACLE_HOME
environment variable? and where can i check if it is
pointing to oracle_sid? i have search for this
pattern but was unable to find it.
Thanks all for your help!Thanks everyone for all your replies. I verified and sure enuf, oracle_sid was not set the the db name
Thanks!

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>
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