Installing 9.2.0.4 x86_x64 on oracle Enterprise linux 4.8 x86_x64

Hi ,
I am installing only clinet from Oracle database 9.2.0.4 x86_x64 software on Enterprise linux 4.8 x86_x64 but when i am trying to open oemapp console return error
Command not found.
oracle@ilooop bin] oemapp console
bash : oemapp : command not found
[oracle@ilooop~] cd /oracle/db/product/9.2.0/db_1/bin
[oracle@ilooop bin] find oemapp console
find : oemaapp : no such file or directory
oemapp doest not exist in $ORACLE_HOME/bin
Thanks in advance.

Hi;
Please see:
http://dba.5341.com/msg/48198.html
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