Yamaha tyros 2 environment file

I'm kind of lost. Was trying Logic 8 pro on my friend's mac pro and there's no environment file for Yamaha Tyros 2. I've been considering Logic Pro for purchase but found out that external midi environment will not suit my needs.
Is there any place I can find that environment file?
Looks like the Apple doesn't stand behind it's product. There's no contacts or email addresses to ask for a support help.
Thanks

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Hi,
Apps 11.5.10.2
O/S windows 2003 server
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ECHO is off.
ECHO is off.
Wed 10/06/2010 06:45 AM
ECHO is off.
ECHO is off.
This script requires the following files:
ECHO is off.
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ECHO is off.
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but
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Regards,
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Hi Srk;
That SR was raised by my team only.
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. $APPL_TOP/APPSORA.env
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Then comes the db node:
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. /oradbi3/oracle/devdb/9.2.0/DEV_daviddb.env
. /oradbi3/oracle/devappl/DAVIDCUST.env
I think I can understand the .env that are pointed to on the cl node, but I dont understand the oradbdev .profile, since its pointing to oradbi3/oracledevdb for one env file, then oradbi3/oracle/devappl for another.
I asked our DBA about this, and he said "dont worry about it". I have to try and run the script to start the application server this morning, but every time I try to su to the db node user I get this:
doralcl:/> su - appdbdev
.profile[2]: /oradbi3/oracle/devappl/DAVIDCUST.env: not found.
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I am assuming your shell is 'bash', the current Mac OS X default, however, if you started using Macs back in the Jaguar days, and have just been upgrading, then you shell might be tcsh, which would not even look at .profile, and trying to run it interactively would generate strange results when interpreted by tcsh.
And of course, it is always possible you intentionally changed your shell. If you did that would be useful information. I suspect you did not, but I figured I would ask.
Yes, I'm using the bash shell. $SHELL returns /bin/bash, and $0 returns -bash.
If your lines end in ^M, then your .profile has been DOS'ified.
Ok, I did the cat command you've suggested. BTW, thanks for the options on the cat command. I didn’t realize cat had options to show special characters. I’ve used it for years and never really looked at the man page on it. I believe there is also a way to see control characters within xemacs, but I can’t remember how to do that.
Anyway, the file is definitely showing ^M characters. My first question is, is ^M the same as <CR><LF>? The reason I ask is it may have been xemacs that put those there, or they may have already been there from the files I transferred from the linux platform. I'm pretty sure xemacs uses ^M's because whatever mode I was able to put xemacs in in the past to see control characters, I'm about 99% sure I've seen all lines ending in that. Of course, that brings me to my next question. If that's true, why do these files work on linux and solaris platforms and not OS X? Like I said, I do most of my editing with xemacs, and I know the environment files were originally created on the other platforms using xemacs.
If you have any ideas on these questions, please enlighten me. In the mean time, I'll play around with trying to get rid of the ^M's to see what happens. Not sure how I'm going to do that though since I'm not that familiar with a lot of other editors, so I wouldn't know how to load the files and remove the invisible ^M characters. I also really do not want to hand type in all my environment files if this turns out to be the problem. And if I use xemacs to perform the editing, then it'll just save the file with ^M's anyway.
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Source the environment file

Shamefully I asked a question similar to this on this forum some time ago. I didnt properly understand it and so I am now going back and forth with an SA in Metalink.
I am trying to follow this instruction:
Log in to the APPL_TOP environment and source the environment file.
What exactly do I do to "source the environment file".
As the APPLMGR user, if I do this:
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ORACLE_SID = [apcltest] ?
Should I accept that?
Or should I go to the TEST_databasecl.env file in /oracli2/oracle/testappl and do something there??
I can see the .env file (it is there)....but I am confused with the term "source". To "source" is to simpy verify its there???
Such a simple step is complicating me!
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Edited by: Dan A on Sep 15, 2008 12:00 PM

hsawwan wrote:
You are right, Dan. Looks like the env file is already sourced in the applmgr user's profile (.profile).Sorry about this, I am still a little unsure about which .env file I should be looking to "source".
Ironically I have a multitude of "sources" telling me where I can find this .env file.
p22 of Banerjee's "Oracle Applications DBA Covers 11i and R12" states:
APPLSYS.env OR SID.env
The Oracle Applications Field Guide explains (p 29):
"In the $APPL_TOP directory, APPLSYS.env and $CONTEXT_NAME are environment files"
When I check in the APPL_TOP here, I see several .env files. I would just like to know, for sure, which one to "source". They are the following:
TEST.env ( I think this is the one, since it most resembles the one quoted on pages 22-26 of Banerjee's book. It gives paths to context files, AD_TOP, APPLTMP etc, NLS_LANG )
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