Where does exe files reside in oracle

hi,
Can anyone tell me where does the exe files of the utilities like listener ; sqlplus ; dbca etc reside in oracle?
thanks

874275 wrote:
hi,
Can anyone tell me where does the exe files of the utilities like listener ; sqlplus ; dbca etc reside in oracle?
thankswhat is your oracle version and operating system name and version?
open command command prompt or terminal
give set command it will show you the path for bin directory
eg: in windows
Path=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_2\bin
in linux
PATH=/u01/db/app/oracledb/bin
also check ORACLE_HOME/bin directory you can find.
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