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Ubuntu: oci: command not found

I am using OCI CLI in ubuntu to automate a couple of things using crontab.
While using and oci command,ex:

oci --help

I get a list of oci commands. However, as soon as I put it into a bash:

#!/bin/bash
oci --help

and do the crontab with log, I get the error message:

   /home/ubuntu/lib/oracle-cli/bin/test: line 2: oci: command not found

Any ideas ?

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  1. 0

    When it opens a shell, cron will not inherit the environment variables (like PATH) that you use from the command prompt. You need to include the complete, explicit path to the oci command in your script. You can find this from your command prompt with the which command, as follows:

    which oci
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  2. 0

    This can be caused by one of the following reasons:

    • pip installed the package to a different virtual environment than
      your active one.
    • You switched to a different active virtual environment after you
      installed the CLI.

    To determine where the CLI is installed, run the

    which pip

    and

    which oci

    commands.

    See this link ,it may help.
    check this one too.

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