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SP2-0667 Message file facility<lang>.msb not found

  1. SP2-0667 Message file facility<lang>.msb not found

    Oracle Error : SP2-0667 Message file facility.msb not found

    Cause: The SP1, SP2, or CPY message file could not be found. SQL*Plus cannot run.

    Action: Check the Oracle platform specific documentation to make sure SQL*Plus is installed correctly. This may occur because the ORACLE_HOME environment variable or registry equivalent is not set to the location of the Oracle software. Make sure this value is set correctly. Check that the SQL*Plus binary message files exist in the SQL*Plus message directory, for example $ORACLE_HOME/sqlplus/mesg. Check the value of NLS_LANG environment variable or registry equivalent is correct.

  2. Re: SP2-0667 Message file facility<lang>.msb not found


    Sometimes when SQL*Plus is executed, you will see the following error:



    Message file sp1.msb not found

    Error 6 initializing SQL*Plus



    This occurs when SQL*Plus is unable to find the message file needed
    during program initialization. The most common cause is that
    ORACLE_HOME has not been set properly. This prevents the message files
    being found and SQL*Plus would be unable to display error messages or
    text required for normal operation. Other causes are when the message
    file is corrupt or cannot be read.



    Make sure that all the environment variables or registry entries
    needed to run SQL*Plus are set. The variables are platform specific but
    may include ORACLE_HOME, ORACLE_SID, NLS_LANG, ORA_NLS33, and
    LD_LIBRARY_PATH.



    Also check that the file sp1XX.msb is present in the
    $ORACLE_HOME/sqlplus/mesg or %ORACLE_HOME%\sqlplus\mesg directory. The
    "XX" stands for the country prefix associated with your NLS_LANG
    environment variable. SQL*Plus reads only one of the sp1XX.msb files.
    For example sp1ja.msb is read if NLS_LANG is JAPANESE_JAPAN.JA16EUC. If
    NLS_LANG is not set, then the default (English language) sp1us.msb is
    used. Check that the appropriate file is of non-zero size and that the
    file permissions allow you to read it. Note the ".msb" files are
    binary. The contents may be meaningless when viewed or printed. If you
    are unsure which language file is being used, try unsetting NLS_LANG
    and run SQL*Plus to verify it can read the sp1us.msb file.



    The error message has changed in SQL*Plus Release 9.0.1 to be more informative:



    Error 6 initializing SQL*Plus

    Message file sp1.msb not found

    SP2-0750: You may need to set ORACLE_HOME to your Oracle software directory


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