Using oracle from linux

Hi I am new to linux.
Do you know any web-site that explains step by step using oracle on linux.
For instance in windows, when I type sqlplus to command prompt, sql screen appears.
But in linux whan I open terminal and type sqlplus nothing happens!
Plz help

Hi Ricardinho, that might be because you did not set up enviroment variables, but it can be for other reasons. Not sure what distro you re on but at the following links you may want to check some tutorials for configuring and installing Oracle on several distros like Centos, Ubuntu, Fedora and others:
http://www.dizwell.com/prod/node/50
http://www.dizwell.com/prod/node/53
http://www.dizwell.com/prod/node/52
http://www.dizwell.com/prod/node/681
check if you missed to implement any of the settings.
enrico

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with
: it. The starting point is to download and install it.
: We are at a crossroads in our decision process as to whether
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: should run on an NT machine, or our RedHat 6 Linux machine.
The
: database it will be using will ultimately be quite large and
: have many connections.
: I have read about differences in threading models between
Linux
: and NT, as well as file size limitations on Linux.
: Can someone point me to an unbiased list of limitations /
: comparisons between these two platforms as far as a database
: server is concerned? I'm not interested in a "My linux is
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