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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Subject: RE: Command History in SQL*PLUS
Hi Kirti,
fep runs on Linux, Solaris, HP, AIX ....
http://www.peak.org/next/apps/unix/commandline/fep/
Runs in vi or emacs mode, may be other stuff.
It is a simple command line wrapper, can be used for other
programs also
> John,
> Yes, thanks for pointing that out. The password will be displayed when using
> 'ied'. I have not found any solution to that, and the way 'ied' works I
> doubt if there is any workaround. Sorry.
> The script I mentioned will suppress the password, but I think it will be
> displayed when recalling previous commands.
> I do not know if there is anything like 'ied' on Sun or AIX or any other
> UNIX flavour.
>
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