Ids 10g plls path in linux

Hi
i installed IDS 10g in Linux AS , its working fine but it
cant find the PLLS path despite i add it to the
FORMS90_PATH in the default.env file but i still get the
errors frm-10102,frm-18108
thanks

is this at runtime or in the builder? If at runtime make sure you have the correct case (upper/lower)
regards
Grant Ronald
Forms Product Management

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Edited by: Hiero2 on 02-Aug-2009 11:50

Issue closed.
Symptom: Installer hangs at "starting net listener . . ."
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