RE: How long to hold onto old Oracle CDs?

WAS an editor? WAS????? Some of us still use it! Well, I have migrated to the EVE editor built on TPU, but it still has the same wonderful functionality of the original in addition to a programmable interface (wrote some sweet sweet TPU back in the day). The KB I'm typing this on is an LK450, complete with the WORD-11 (MASS-11) keycaps and all the GOLD keydefs.

Yes, your recollection of KP keys 0, 4, and 5 are correct. Remember the vi-like substitution command?

Sorry, Jared, for the OT. I MISS VMS! Stability, performance, security. No wonder it didn't sell.

Back to planning the removal of our remaining Oracle DBs from OpenVMS.... :(

Rich

Rich Jesse                        System/Database Administrator
rich.jesse_at_qtiworld.com           Quad/Tech International, Sussex, WI USA

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0 was next line. Wasn't 4 Forward and 5 Back? I've CC'ed Michael Möller, who writes DSI (Data Server Internals) classes in Oracle Development. He taught me all I ever needed to know about the EDT editor on VAX/VMS. He really should be able to remember all those wonderful keys. Yes, it was a fantastic editor, by the way.

>> Ah yes - too true. Now we are getting nostalgic...

Mogens

Gogala, Mladen wrote:

>Nope, but I do have a 5MB RZ05 drive for interchangeable disks.
>I don't have a computer to attach it to, but I have good memories
>of KED and PF1 (Gold) key. KP-6 was "cut" GOLD-KP-6 was paste, PF2 was
>"help" and PF3 was "Search". The best editor ever!

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