Steps to reproduce:
On a Windows system with TOra3 v3.2-141-gb7ccf117 and without a ORACLE_HOME environment variable:
Set ORACLE_HOME in "Preferences" -> "Global Settings"
Close TOra and restart it, verify that ORACLE_HOME is still set under "Global Settings"
Now close TOra a second time, and again restart it. The ORACLE_HOME setting will now be empty and Oracle connectivity will no longer work.
The background:
I depend on a number of 32 bit applications that need the 32bit Oracle driver to work. When I set a system variable ORACLE_HOME winch points to a 64bit Oracle client, TOra works, but these other applications break. I tried creating a bat file to start TOra in which I set the ORACLE_HOME variable:
@echo off
setlocal
set ORACLE_HOME=C:\MyOracleFolder && C:\MyTOraFolder\Tora.exe
endlocal
But TOra doesn't seem to pick up ORACLE_HOME when defined this way. Setting it in the TOra preferences works, but on a restart TOra forgets this setting again (as described above).
Steps to reproduce: On a Windows system with TOra3 v3.2-141-gb7ccf117 and without a ORACLE_HOME environment variable:
The background: I depend on a number of 32 bit applications that need the 32bit Oracle driver to work. When I set a system variable ORACLE_HOME winch points to a 64bit Oracle client, TOra works, but these other applications break. I tried creating a bat file to start TOra in which I set the ORACLE_HOME variable:
But TOra doesn't seem to pick up ORACLE_HOME when defined this way. Setting it in the TOra preferences works, but on a restart TOra forgets this setting again (as described above).