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Could anyone explain the difference between the below commands:



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      Could anyone explain the difference between the below commands:



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      pbrun /bin/su - oracle





      linux oracle-linux oracle-database







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      Could anyone explain the difference between the below commands:



      su - oracle


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      pbrun /bin/su - oracle




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          The pbrun command is used to request that an application or command be run in a controlled account. I believe the su creds can also be used at the same time. It also has several debugging options. See:



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            The pbrun command is used to request that an application or command be run in a controlled account. I believe the su creds can also be used at the same time. It also has several debugging options. See:



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              The pbrun command is used to request that an application or command be run in a controlled account. I believe the su creds can also be used at the same time. It also has several debugging options. See:



              http://linux-n-unix.blogspot.com/2010/07/what-is-pbrun-command.html






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                The pbrun command is used to request that an application or command be run in a controlled account. I believe the su creds can also be used at the same time. It also has several debugging options. See:



                http://linux-n-unix.blogspot.com/2010/07/what-is-pbrun-command.html






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                The pbrun command is used to request that an application or command be run in a controlled account. I believe the su creds can also be used at the same time. It also has several debugging options. See:



                http://linux-n-unix.blogspot.com/2010/07/what-is-pbrun-command.html







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