Where to the environment parameters shown by printenv reside?

Hi All,
I'm trying to uninstall an old software version (of NMRPipe, if it matters) in order to install a new version. (Tiger broke the old installation.) As part of the uninstall directions, I should remove any related environment settings-there are quite a few.
Is there a file or a plist or something that these get stored in? I've already checked my .profile, .cshrc, .xinitrc, and a few other places, and it's not being set there.
The initialization script uses a simple setenv command. Where do those entries get stored? I have tcsh set up as my default shell.
TIA,
Lorraine

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: Mark Lee (guest) wrote:
: : I have successfully installed ORACLE on red hat linux 5.0
: : even though I didn't set the kernel parameters.
: : On Solaris these parameters can be set in the /etc/system
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