| about sqlplus line-edit command-history [message #97221] |
Wed, 23 January 2002 17:41  |
slimzhao
Messages: 5
Registered: November 2001
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Anyone can solve the problem that sqlplus's line-editing and command-history under Unix-like OS?
bash & mysql is a good sample, both has a easy-to-use interface for generating a SQL to run.
Oracle's sqlplus can only use
c/original/target/
ed
CTRL-W
CTRL-U
COPY & PASTE
anyone has a rewrite version of sqlplus that has these features appears in bash or mysql?
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| Re: about sqlplus line-edit command-history [message #97227 is a reply to message #97225] |
Fri, 25 January 2002 04:05  |
slimzhao
Messages: 5
Registered: November 2001
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Thanks, it's a good ideal to bypass hard-code to sqlplus instead of using a shell wrapper, I download it, but I find it doesn't work for me, I can't use the up-arrow & down-arrow to call history command back, nor CTRL-N & CTRL-P or CTRL-A CTRL-W CTRL-E, because my legancy experiment is bash-based, so I am not sure what's the problem is. Any suggestions about using a ksh & sx
PS:I use the ksh of pdksh rpm package. version 5.2.14-8
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