Ksh sudo not found

Hi,
I logged in Unix servers and trying to access oracle DB by giving below cmd
$ sudo su - oracle . But i was getting error msg says that
ksh: sudo: not found
Can someone assist me on this .

The "sudo" executable is not in your path. Try either:
<pre><dir-that-sudo-resides>/sudo su - oracle</pre>
- or -
<pre>export PATH=${PATH}:<dir-that-sudo-resides>
sudo su - oracle</pre>

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i can logon to oracle db as id=oracle but when i try
to connect to sqlplus as a regular user, i got this error ksh:sqlplus not found
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HT5627 when I copy it in the terminal, it tells me : " sudo: serveradmin: command not found "

what should I do ? What did I do wrong ?

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